Life at the Top

Initially, Jasper had no intentions to interfere in this matter.

That was because no matter how excessive Mary was, or how much Greg was suffering due to his weaknesses, this was the couple’s domestic affairs.

As a bystander, it was hardly appropriate for him to say anything. No matter how close they were as friends, it was most taboo to intervene in the matters of other families.

Not to mention the relationship between Jasper and Greg. Although they practically grew up together, that was in the past, after all.

Although they were not as unfamiliar as strangers, they had each experienced different growth and changes. It would take some time before they could be as close as during their teenage years.

However, Mary’s words and actions, combined with Greg’s response, made Jasper unable to bear it any longer.

Regardless of anything else, just because he was suspecting that Mary Wellington was involved with the matter of his shipyard, made Jasper determined to get to the bottom of this.

As soon as Jasper spoke, Mary immediately gave him a sideways glance.

“Who are you? What gives you the right to speak here?” Mary sneered.

but you started yelling the minute you stepped in. Have you never been properly educated since you were

was furious and screamed, “Are you saying that

in your actions. Do I need to say it out loud? Or don’t you

so angry that she

expected of this lowlife you call your friend. Greg Costa, just look at the attitude of your friend. By hanging out with such a person,

bucks? You can only find a little comfort

he said, “I don’t need you to point

would dare to retort her, so she said angrily, “Well, you’ve learned to talk back now,

raised her hand to hit Greg’s mouth, but this time, her raised hand was

enough?” Greg stared at Mary as

was frightened

woman, after all, and Greg was a tall man. There was an innate difference in their

now, haven’t you,

frantically scratching Greg with her nails. “Do you want to hit me? If you have the guts, just try and touch me! I’ll call my father and