Dudley was extremely pissed by Alban’s warning, but he had no choice but to endure it.
“Alright.”
Alban harrumphed upon seeing Dudley agree. “Good then. Alright, it’s almost time to go out there. Don’t forget what I told you!”
Alban then walked out of the room first.
Dudley followed after him, his expression so stormy that rain might as well have begun to fall in the hall. His fists were bunched up tightly and his gaze was frigid.
The forum conference began after the host gave a passionate opening speech.
As the core representative, Jasper was of course invited to sit at the platform on stage.
Alban quickly rushed over to sit beside Jasper. Just then, a knowledgeable expert who had been working in the financial industry for thirty years and had experience working abroad began to speak.
Alban took this time to shift his body toward Jasper with a smile as he commented, “You’ve founded such a large enterprise at such a young age, Mr. Laine. Perhaps there are some experiences you can share with all of us?”
Jasper replied with a smile, “There’s no comparing my experience with seniors like you, Mr. Ball. Therefore, I think I’d rather just listen and learn instead of speaking.”
“You’re too kind, Mr. Laine. But I’m afraid a lot of people are eager to hear wise comments from your mouth, Mr. Laine,” Alban said with a meaningful tone.
Alban had just finished speaking when the previous expert walked off the stage amidst a round of applause. The next person to speak was a balding Professor Mack.
As one of the renowned experts in Waterhoof City’s financial field, Professor Mack was quite the formidable figure. Therefore, before he started speaking, applause rang out again below the stage.
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