Life at The Top novel Chapter 1807

Jasper slowly said, “I understand what

you mean, but….”

“There is no buts.”

Jasper was rarely interrupted.

Even so, Reuben did not think that there:

was anything wrong with doing this. He

continued, “Mr. Laine, we are throwing a

sprat to catch a herring.

“In any game, whenever the difference in

strength between the enemy and us is

huge, the weak must find another way to

defeat the strong. We created this

situation with many difficulties, but the

previous relatively evenly matched board

has been shattered by our opponents, so w

e have to sacrifice something to make up

for it.

“As long as our strategic goal is achieved,

the loss is acceptable.”

Jasper narrowed his eyes and looked at

Reuben on the screen. He said, “If that’s

the case, what do you think can be

sacrificed, Waterhoof City capital or

Harbor City capital?”

“Mr. Laine, I think there is already a choice in your heart, right?”

Jasper closed his eyes slightly, leaned back on the chair, and said slowly but challengingly, “Waterhoof City capital is too small. Even if you sacrifice them, it will not produce that much power. You’ll just be sacrificing them in vain.”

Because of Somerland’s recent

development, it would inevitably be suppressed by foreign forces, and in many places where it was inconvenient for the

government to take action, this

benchmark had to stand up.

It was a dog-eat-dog situation that was so terrifying it would turn one’s scalp numb and cause one’s soul to fall into the abyss.

If that person was not savage enough, they might be devoured and wiped out in a n instant.

Now, Reuben saw the ongoing

transformation within Jasper.

This would be contained in the form of a top-secret report in the shortest time to b e sent directly to the highest authorities.

However, it still depended on Jasper to decide how this plan would be carried out.

“I understand.”

Jasper’s two words ended this video call.

Then, Jasper sat alone in the office and refused to see anyone. He also did not accept calls from anyone, even immediately hanging up on all of Anna’s calls. He needed a little time to think. In the last 4 hours, he would squeeze out a little time to weigh this decision.