Life at the Top

“There’s no need to be so courteous, my surname is Laine,” Jasper replied calmly.

“Young Master Laine, I see.”

Ainsley instinctively took in Jasper’s age and referred to him in the same way the youths liked to refer to each other as of late.

Despite this, Jasper chuckled.

Ever since he started his business, Jasper had always been referred to as ‘Mr. Laine’, with the occasional ‘president’ or ‘sir’. This was the first time anyone had called him a young master.

It sounded weird and embarrassing.

“I’m not a young master, nor do I come from a renowned family.” Jasper shook his head. He did not like this title that was filled with negative connotations.

“Mr. Laine!” Ainsley immediately changed the way he addressed him while wearing a flattering and apologetic smile on his face.

“My sincere apologies. I did not know that you were good friends with the little prince, Mr. Laine. Let me go set up a new table next door to apologize, Mr. Laine.”

Ainsley said sincerely.

he had no idea of the ‘damage’ his words caused Vita and

prince when he heard the surname Royal did not mean he was oblivious to the implications of that three

going on, John immediately looked

did this young friend manage to get in touch with the little prince

this Ainsley is from the

Jasper and the little

over to Faith County to settle some business. The man’s status was so insignificant then, and most people thought he just enjoyed a bit of luck to go along with his stock trading capabilities. Yet, the man was now a wealthy businessman John could not quite recognize

people Jasper dealt with now are

even more

more aware of what the title the

that ordinary people could never achieve no matter how hard they worked throughout their

multimillionaires and billionaires are no more than nouveau riche

good

with those

different ranks do not belong in the same

Vita and