Then, Jasper turned and left quickly.
The middle-aged man supported his wife and spoke as he watched Jasper leave, “Mr. Laine sure is a great boss. Let’s go take a look at our boy first.”
“Yeah. I’d be willing to work for a boss like him even if he didn’t pay me,” The woman answered.
Their words echoed the thoughts of the majority of workers at the scene.
People were all the same, if you treated them sincerely, then they would be genuine to you too.
Being wealthy did not make someone superior, and being poor did not mean that person had to live a life inferior to everyone else.
Jasper’s kindness had won him the hearts of these construction workers, and they were now whole-heartedly willing to work for him.
In the future, when the country’s real estate industry would face a shortage of workers, JW Real Estates would be the only company not to face any trouble finding employees.
Not that Jasper thought that far into the future. All he knew now was that all the evidence on hand pointed to the president of the Haddock Chamber of Commerce, Norman Gardner, as the culprit!
Jasper immediately went to JW Real Estates’ Waterhoof City branch’s office after he left the construction site.
Sean rushed over to Waterhoof City that night.
After Sean arrived at Waterhoof City, the man had a closed-door meeting with Jasper that lasted for two hours. Then, as the president of JW Capital, Jasper sent a series of documents to the real estate company.
The business group responsible for JW Real Estates immediately held a high-priority video conference, hosted by Jasper himself.
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