Life at the Top

Steven laughed upon hearing Jasper’s words. He pointed at the courtyard and asked, “What do you think about this courtyard? If you like it, I’ll give it to you as a gift.”

“This gift is worth at least ten million. You’re too generous, Mr. Monty,” Jasper said.

Although he said that the courtyard was worth a lot, he was actually expressing his veiled refusal.

Was this man trying to dispel enmity with a single courtyard? How could Jasper possibly allow that to happen?

Steven took the hint and said, “This is just a gift. Monty Group took some wrong turns when Conrad took over. It will now return to its right path.

“Diversification is not entirely impossible, but we can’t give up on Monty Group’s fundamentals in pursuit of diversification. Monty Group will only be involved in the mineral industry and will not venture into other fields anymore.”

If the courtyard was only the lead-in that no one cared about, then what Steven just said was invaluable.

Monty Group would not venture into other industries for at least three years.

In Southeast Province today, there were only two and a half local companies that were capable of contending.

Jasper’s JW Consortium counted as one.

Monty Group counted as one.

Schuler Group counted as half.

huge, covering an area of 110,000 square kilometers with nine

After all, there were only so few that could catch JW and Monty Group’s eye. Moreover, only one leader was allowed

so well. It would be

the junior now

and stretched out his hand toward Jasper, saying,

what?” Jasper took Steven’s hand and

having a new friend and one less

the car and left. Standing at the door, Steven’s

success nor dismayed by failure. He looks unconcerned and casual yet can take up huge responsibilities. At the same time, he knows when to advance and retreat. This kid is extremely unpredictable… Conrad has indeed lost to a

“Are you really going to give this courtyard

what I’ve given. These are all materialistic things. What’s wrong? Do you think it’s a pity to leave this place, Mr.

want, Mr. Steven, then I have nothing

make an omelet without breaking eggs. I don’t know if I’ve made the right

huge hit after going through several failures, he’s showing progress. I believe that he’ll not let you down,” Mr. Whitlock

and said, “Thanks for the kind words. Let’s go. We should head back and inform the servants to clean up this place before transferring the ownership to

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In

assigning work to

Ardolf, this is an extremely important case so you must follow closely with your team. Investigate the other party’s background, and other relevant works must also be done without fail. Besides, we’re tight on time, so I can only

let out a wry smile. “Ms. Schuler, that’s a huge challenge for me. I can finish the job because that’s my responsibility, but one week is simply too short. I need at least half a

was sitting behind the desk, frowned. She closed the folder and looked up at Mr. Ardolf. “Half a month to get some results? If it’s going to take such a long time, don’t you think it’s better if