Dawson’s future son-in-law, the owner of JW Company, and the majority shareholder of the Southface River project.
Any one of the three identities was enough to terrify Byron.
“You said your name was Jasper Laine?” Byron narrowed his eyes and asked.
He could not believe that this insolent brat he happened to meet was actually someone so formidable.
This was too coincidental.
“I’m honored to know that you’ve heard of me, Mr. Woolery,” Jasper said calmly.
Jasper’s words confirmed Byron’s guess.
The man’s expression turned conflicted.
The situation was more complicated now.
A flurry of emotions crossed Byron’s mind as he began to come up with a counter-strategy.
At that moment, Mr. Kain spoke with little idea of what was going on.
“Who cares if your name is Jasper or Jabber? So what if you’re Jasper Laine? I’ve never heard of your name in Nauritus City before!
“Don’t waste time talking nonsense to nobodies like him, Mr. Woolery. Just beat them up and throw them out the door.”
Mr. Kain pointed at Henry next and spoke resentfully, “And this f*cker too! He kicked me just now! Mr. Woolery, you’ve got to do me justice! This matter can’t just end so simply!”
Henry sneered at Mr. Kain. If Jill was not here, Henry would have already slapped Mr. Kain in retaliation considering his temper.
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