Life at the Top

When Jasper heard what Celine said, he said calmly, “Let’s go.”

Then, he and Celine walked toward the Bentley.

Conrad’s eyes were dark as he watched the two walk off.

“Mr. Laine, we’ve assessed the scene. There aren’t any major problems, and everything can be fixed in a couple of days,” the general manager of PICS said respectfully as he walked toward Jasper.

Jasper replied, “Please have the car towed to a car dealership that can fix it. And pass me the receipt for any costs incurred.”

The general manager hurriedly said, “No need for that, Mr. Laine. We’ve already looked it up. This car is indeed insured with PICS, and we’ll take responsibility for all damages. It’ll probably take two to three days, and I’ll have someone deliver the car to you once it’s fixed.”

“Thank you so much,” Jasper said politely.

“Not at all, not at all. It’s my pleasure to be of service, Mr. Laine.”

The general manager, who was in his 40s, did not seem to find the way he spoke to Jasper odd. Nothing but niceties came out of his mouth.

another round of exchanging pleasantries, the general manager got someone to tow

fine so long he

fired up the

still kneeling on the floor, “You

blame me for being cruel, I was trying to save you. Based on what I know of his personality, it won’t be just you two but your entire family who will fall into misfortune. I don’t care if you’ve seen through my pity act or not, but he has. Either way, remember to never cause

summoned all the bravery he had to ask, “Mr. Monty, is he that powerful?

sky before he laughed coldly, saying, “Powerful? Oh, he has much

guys know? Don’t think you’re better than everyone else just because you’ve read a few biographies. You’re no better than your brother in that sense. Pack up that high and mighty act

to do lately, and I haven’t got any time for

…

the Bentley, she suddenly

you laughing at?” Jasper, who was sitting beside

that, what’s his name

Monty, the head of the largest family in Southeast

He seems to be in his early 30s. I

still haven’t told me what you were laughing