Life at the Top

Prince suddenly smiled and slowly sat back down. He raised his hand to play with his earring and said, “Wow. You’re not a weak opponent at all, Mr. Laine. Very well, then. Let’s start the conference.”

Everyone felt uneasy at the drastic difference in Prince’s attitudes. It was as if he had turned into a completely different person.

Jasper was the only one who frowned slightly as he internally raised Prince’s level of danger toward him.

The impression Prince gave Jasper right now was of an arrogant and insolent man. However, beneath all these emotions hid an even stronger capability to control them.

People like him were very difficult to deal with.

Mr. Wilcher finally found the opportunity to speak. He cleared his throat and said, “Let’s move on from the previous topic. There are two agendas for this conference today.”

“Firstly, about the access review policy plan Mr. Prince Chavez proposed for the online payment industry. It’s a great plan, and after further research, we’ve found that we can use this suggestion as a sort of the blueprint while designing the future policy.”

Prince finally smiled after he heard Mr. Wilcher’s words.

The entire proposal was designed with a professional AI policy research team under Mr. Wilcher.

goals were met while his own interests were kept. As

thinking that just because they came first, that the entire

time, so he did not realize the awkward

done

need to praise, to thank, or to give me recognition. I’m just doing my part. Only by brainstorming and working together can

Wilcher’s expression turned

consideration, we’ve decided to use Mr. Jasper Laine’s proposal as the final executed standard that will decide the future direction

words, the conference

his expression

suggestion as the final executed standard in the next. The stark contrast in both sentences

and he turned

were still somewhat powerful. Hence, he felt displeased when he

your attitude. All decisions were made during

suppressed his fury that was moments away from exploding again. He answered, “Didn’t you say that my proposal would

qualification review before a company can apply, and