“As for the details, I’ll have JW Real Estates hold a special briefing to reveal more later. This is good news, after all, so all of you are welcome to attend and join.”
Dudley’s gaze was dark and sinister as he stared at Jasper, who was surrounded by countless reporters desperate to talk to him.
“Should I get rid of those reporters, Mr. Ball? There’s no reason to let Jasper appear so magnificent,” A bodyguard leaned over to whisper in Dudley’s ear.
Dudley harrumphed before he smiled wretchedly. “We’ll let him feel gleeful for now. The more people seek him out now, the more people will laugh and trample over him after the forum is over and he’s lost everything. He’ll soon become the subject of public mockery.”
At that moment, Dudley’s phone rang.
He waved his bodyguards away and walked to a quieter area before picking up the phone.
“It’s me, Dudley.”
Lisa’s voice sounded from the other end of the line.
Dudley’s gaze flickered when he heard the voice, and he chuckled lowly, “Is something wrong, Lisa?”
Lisa replied softly, “The forum’s about to start, right? Will your plan work?”
Dudley chuckled arrogantly and replied, “Don’t worry. My dad’s the one attacking him this time, so it will definitely spell the end for Jasper. I can’t promise anything, but he’ll definitely be made a fool of, and the entirety of Waterhoof City will know that Jasper’s a piece of trash with looks and no skills.
“Hmph. His JW was only founded a year ago, so how can it compare with my Seatreasures International? And to think that he’s ignorant enough to join this forum. As if a fight between the Haddock and Teo Chambers of Commerce is something trash like him can interfere with.
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