Life at The Top novel Chapter 1401

“Wait for an outcome between Jasper and Fabian before we decide.”

Conrad’s words confused Valentine even more.

“Didn’t you say that Fabian’s plan is bound to succeed and Jasper can’t stop it? Then why should we wait? Is Jasper definitely going to die?”

Conrad glanced at Valentine. Then, he reluctantly shook his head and said, “Val, your foresight is still too short. Look further.

“In Fabian‘s plan, he used himself as an opening to ignite Wall Street Capital‘s anger against Jasper and Somer’s capitalist. This plan cannot be stopped by Jasper and it is impossible to win against Wall Street. However, why didn’t Fabian use it earlier and only take this step now that he’s reached a dead end?”

Valentine frowned and thought deeply.

Without giving Valentine too much time, Conrad replied to his own question, “Because Fabian is a very arrogant person. He understands that if he does this, he would be admitting defeat to Jasper.

“Because when that happens, it doesn’t matter whether Jasper is crushed into fine powder or ashes, does it have anything to do with Fabian? He just opened the floodgates. After he ignited the anger of Wall Street, Fabian won’t be needed anymore.

“So at that time, Jasper will lose to Wall Street, not Fabian.

“When I come here, Fabian is ready to throw down and fight his last battle with Jasper. This is a fight to the death between Jasper and Fabian.”

After hearing Conrad’s words, Valentine suddenly came to a realization.

“I see!”

Conrad chuckled. “Val, people like us have to look at the big picture when we judge someone or do something. I didn’t understand this before, but the more I thought about it, the more I thought it was because I was too naive and young before. The reason I lost to Jasper so many times was that I didn’t have a good enough plan and nothing else.”

Valentine said sincerely, “Mr. Monty, I think you are no worse than anyone now.”

“Really?” Conrad chuckled. He turned his head to look out the window and said flatly, “That’ s because I can’t afford to lose.”