Life at The Top novel Chapter 1833

Jasper’s life was not worth the money, let

alone the granddaughter of the Boyles.

Hence, Jasper came up with this plan at

the last minute.

Originally, Layman was a sinkhole, a pit

that lured Half-the-Harbor Langdon and

his son into the game. However, he could

now take advantage of the situation and

put on a performance to pay back the

favor. After he succeeded, the

granddaughter of the Boyles could come

back, and Half-the-Harbor Langdon and

his son would be smoothly pulled into the

game.

Right now, Layman was a bomb disguised

as a cake that Jasper and the United States

government had baked with a tacit

understanding.

The victims of this cake were the J.

Langdon father and son.

The United States government would not

care. They only needed someone to eat

this poisonous cake.

However, Jasper was the one who

appointed the victim of this cake.