Life at the Top

There was no money easier made in the world.

“Save up more. The huge opportunity I told you about is coming. That won’t be any small issues like what had happened today.”

Jasper turned to tell Henry this in a great mood after having made 900 million.

Henry chuckled and replied, “Don’t worry. I’ll sell everything I have just to gather the funds.”

“Hold that thought. I may be confident, but this is still an investment and there’s no hundred percent guarantee of a return. We’re both going to have to start begging on the streets if we lose the money.” Jasper shook his head and smiled.

Henry hit his chest and said, “I trust you. You’ve never lost once up until now.”

Jasper’s phone suddenly rang while the two conversed. Seeing that the message was from Dudley, Jasper got up before turning to Henry. “Come on. Now that Seatreasures Group is done for, it’s time for us to get rid of the remaining tumor in Waterhoof City.”

Young Master Law was interested in two things, making money and stepping over people. Hence, the man jumped to his feet energetically once he heard Jasper say this.

“Come on, come on, let’s go. I’ve been waiting so long for this.”

the car

men got into the Bentley as they sped their

branch’s office, Norman and Lisa could be seen chatting

ignore the fact that Norman was present as she leaned her body against Dudley. She might as well have been sitting in his

father sure is powerful, Mr. Ball. He’s managed to increase the share price straight away. I told you that Jasper’s nothing special. He was just lucky that the government happened to be rectifying the medical treatment system at such

must be crazy if he thinks he can get

Dudley in

Lisa and smiled. He suppressed the

can use everyone for their own benefits. It’s like they think the entire world is filled

so,

frowned slightly when he heard

Norman could not help but

thought about how Dudley was just a handsome but

There’s no way he’d be able to attain financing so easily if he didn’t have the necessary contacts. Now

right. Mr. Ball, perhaps we could find a time for your dad and