Life at the Top

“You kid, Mr. Marlon. Who is this?” Jasper waved him off and turned to look at the young man standing silently beside Wayne.

“Jose Salazar, Abbylon Inc.’s current CFO,” Jose introduced himself to Jasper politely, oozing with an air of intellect and strength.

Jasper smiled and shook hands with the Abbylon Group’s greatest hero and said, “It’s nice to meet you.”

If one were to mention Abbylon Inc in the future, one would immediately think of two people. Wayne Marlon, and Myles Shon.

Wayne was the founder of Abbylon, while Myles was the President of Softwin Investments who invested the first large sum to kickstart Abbylon.

This was a relationship between an investor with a keen eye and a promising entrepreneur.

However, everyone seemed to have forgotten that Jose also played an important role in developing Abbylon. Hailing from a family of lawyers in Nawait, Jose graduated from one of the top ten universities in the world and obtained a bar license in New York.

It could be said that Abbylon had it only grown to be as successful as it was because of Wayne and Jose.

This was why Wayne entrusted Jose with the position of Abbylon’s first chief financial officer, CFO. JW Capital’s own CFO was Wendy, which was a testament to how important the financial officer was to a company.

behind Abbylon adopting the framework

you, Mr. Salazar. I heard how you gave up the annual pay of 700 thousand US Dollars for Abbylon’s monthly salary of

and Wayne were shocked that

by Mr. Marlon’s charisma,”

gave up on the idea of pulling an outstanding man like Jose over

things were meant to be. Jose and Wayne, for example, were fated to

Wayne under JW Capital, Jose would technically be working for

by the doors. Come on, we’ll talk inside,” Jasper invited

lobby, Jasper made a beeline for his own

was still working at

Wayne had handed in in advance

financing of 500 million,

raised an eyebrow and glanced at Wayne when he read the financing request on the first page. He asked this

immediately replied with confidence, “Mr. Laine, you’ll earn at

do a VAM then?”