Life at the Top

Mary was in despair when she heard Greg’s words.

“Do you have to be so heartless, Greg?”

Mary pointed at Greg, the pleading look on her face had now turned into one of disgust and resentment.

“You really are an ungrateful b*stard. I’ve kept you alive and well in my house all these years, I gave you a roof over your head and clothes to wear. But now you’re just going to leave with someone just because they’re stronger and more powerful?

“No wonder you’re so determined to sever ties with my family. You’re a horrible excuse for a human being!”

The more Mary spoke, the angrier she became. “You really are a dog! Calling whoever gives you better sh*t your master!”

Greg sneered at Mary and replied expressionlessly, “So you admit that you’ve been giving me sh*t, huh? How long have you forced me to smell it?”

Mary’s expression froze and she shrieked, “What are you saying, Greg?!”

“Those were your words, not mine. All I did was agree. That’s what you wanted all this while, no? So why? What’s so different today?” Greg spoke icily.

blame but your own misconduct. You think that just because you’re somewhat rich and powerful that you get to stand

wailed, “God has forsaken us! What is this karma, why does something like this

there no room

me room to negotiate

Jasper and said,

nothing worth staying for

and prepared

on Mary and her despondent

agree to the

was

Mary and spoke to Jasper politely and flatteringly, “They’ll get divorced right now. No matter the conditions, as long

to change my son’s surname to Costa?”

“Of course. You’re his father,

are you crazy, Shaun? This ungrateful b*stard’s caused us so much grief and

glared at Mary and snapped frostily, “Shut up! Don’t talk if you don’t