Life at the Top

Celine’s causal tone hinted with a tint of schadenfreude drifted from the laptop.

“You threw your bait, but it doesn’t seem like you’ve caught any big fishes, though. Even Morrison who surfaced above the water unprompted disappeared as well.”

Jasper interlocked his fingers and placed them under his chin as he spoke after a short moment of silence, “Keep baiting.”

“This time, 1 billion.”

Celine snapped her fingers and concisely carried out the operation out instead of doubting Jasper’s decision at such a crucial time.

Conrad frowned when he heard Jasper as well, suddenly realizing a horrifying possibility.

“You’re fishing?!” Conrad gasped raspily.

Zane frowned and stared at Conrad’s sudden shock distastefully. “What fishing? Jasper’s the fish on the cutting board right now ready to be slaughtered. What can he even fish?”

don’t know sh*t!” Conrad

turned to Jasper. “You’re a cruel man, Jasper! You’re willing to risk

with people like you? It might be you three today, then two others tomorrow, and then another gang the day after. I don’t have the kind of energy to play such ridiculous

fury and smiled as he continued to speak, “As for money. I have

checked your cash flow before, there’s no way you

right about that. But how much money do you think I

seemed to have lifted

not be explained now made

Mitch reacted as well.

b*stard! You actually threw money you loaned from the bank into Sena’s market so that everyone including us thinks that you’d risk yourself just to protect Sena,

to panic despite

Why don’t I understand what

“Wasn’t Jasper screwed over?”

imbecile like Zane. Both Mitch and Conrad now looked at Jasper