“Are you really going to go so far to get rid of me, Jasper?!”
Prince stared at Jasper and shrieked pitifully. Prince was completely humiliated.
There was nothing wrong with the son of a wealthy family like him losing once. It was only slightly embarrassing.
However, to be completely beaten up by Henry just now was truly humiliating.
Even so, according to the unspoken rules of trust-fund children, you could utterly humiliate them but you could not touch what made up their power.
He did not expect Jasper to ignore this unspoken rule. Who was he kidding? Jasper had spent over 1.3 billion funds on this and even promised ownership of two of these listed companies to others.
Jasper would suffer a huge loss if he did not take his share from Prince’s foundational powers.
There was no way Jasper, a man who considered breaking even as a loss, would make such an unprofitable trade.
“And you’re not afraid that my dad will make you pay for this?!”
Jasper replied calmly to Prince’s frantic threat, “If I choose to back off now, would the crown prince give up on your revenge?”
Prince was completely stunned.
His threat was just a formality, for he already felt hopeless.
However, upon hearing Jasper’s words now, it seemed like the threat worked on the man.
A huge gush of hope surged in his chest and Prince frantically answered, “Definitely! There’s never been any deep resentment or hatred between us anyway, right?”
“If you’re willing to let me go, then we’ll put this matter to bed. I promise I’ll never cause you trouble again.”
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Life at The Top