Life at The Top novel Chapter 1822

Adele was angry when she saw the man

acting like a corpse.

The man said lazily, “We expected this, so

what’s there to react? Should I force

myself to be surprised? That would be too

boring.”

Adele pressed her lips together and said, ”

Who was the one who was not optimistic

about Jasper before? How did you

suddenly turn to expect this? You changed

so fast.”

“It is indeed expected, but it does not

mean I’ve changed my mind. I am still

very worried for him.”

The man closed the book and raised his

hand. Then, the aggrieved little parrot

who had been driven to stand on the

branch immediately flew back with

flapping wings. It rested on the man’s

palm and rubbed its head affectionately

against his arm.

“I’ll turn you into stew sooner or later.”

Adele glared at the little parrot and huffed.

The man ignored Adele’s childish remarks and said slowly, “The current situation is actually not as optimistic as expected. Indeed, the subprime mortgage crisis has broken out, but what happens then?

“For the United States government, they need to control the scope and extent of the crisis and then retaliate. For Jasper, what he has to do now is determine how t o expand upon the results and then deal with the United States government’s retaliation.

“The United States has never been a country that suffers a loss and swallows its anger. There are too many lessons and examples for us to learn from in this regard.

“I guess it is that way,” Adele murmured.

“So, Jasper can sacrifice anyone, but the Harbor City capital absolutely can’t perish in this battle. Otherwise, do you really think no one will contest Jasper for this position?

“The merit of achieving something big is great, but to set a benchmark for an era is. o loss significant than the general

election. Furthermore, it might be even more influential. Who is willing to lose this identity?

“If a death-exemption plate still existed i

n this time and age, this would be it.”

When Adele heard this, she was

immediately anxious,

“I have to go. I need to take care of

something.”

Looking at Adele’s hurrying figure, the Iman shook his head. An extremely rare touch of worry flashed across his tranquil eyes that normally could never be disturbed.

“Adele, my dear sister, you can marry

anyone in this world, but not him.”