Life at The Top novel Chapter 1835

Henry, who rarely heard Jasper speak in

such an urgent and serious tone, did not

hesitate and decisively agreed.

Seeking out Zachary for other things was

definitely more useful than asking for

Henry’s help, but if you needed to find

someone in Harbor City, it was clear that

Henry, the overlord of Harbor City, would

be the better choice.

After an hour, Jasper received a call from

Henry.

“I found her. She is going to the mainland

from Lowe District. She’s alone and

doesn’t appear to be threatened or

coerced. My boys didn’t bother going up t

o disturb her when they saw this. As for

what happened during this time, I still

need some time to figure it out.

“So do you want my boys to go over now, o

r?”

Jasper frowned slightly and glanced at the

time. It was 30 minutes before closing.

“Don’t. I’ll go over now.”

Jasper’s words stunned Henry.

“What? Are you going there?”

Jasper said, “Yes, this matter is very important, so I have to do it as soon as possible. I will arrange the rest of the matters, so don’t worry. How are your plans with Conrad?”

When Jasper finally asked the important question, Henry said with a smile, “What else can happen? Of course, everything went well. We are negotiating with Layman and waiting for the Langdon father and son to enter the game. They are already anxious now and they are contacting Layman’s executives closely. It seems that they are afraid that we’ll take this piece of fat first.”

“Layman’s requirement to provide insurance to small and medium banks in the United States have not changed?” Jasper asked.

As someone who was reincarnated, Jasper saw through the dirty tricks of the United States government at just a glance.

This was also the fundamental reason

why he realized that he was

unconsciously cooperating with the

Uninst Statis government to make a

poisonous cake.

Providing an insurance policy to the small

and medium sized banks in the United

States would be digging one’s own grave.

Jasper knew very well that this subprime

mortgage crisis would cause 10% of the

United States’ small and medium sized

banks to go bankrupt while the savings

and financial compensation involved

would form a super sinkhole of more than

100 billion US Dollars.

Even all of Somerland capital and the

capital from the people of the United

States could not fill it up, let alone Half

the Harbor Langdon. Otherwise, why

would they look for someone to take the

fall.