Life at The Top novel Chapter 1845

Jasper knew the news that Half-the

Harbor Langdon and his son finally

succeeded in acquiring Layman

Investment Bank before the financial

media outlets did.

Looking at the television broadcast of the

news by the host, Jasper smiled and

turned to Wendy who was massaging his

shoulders behind him, and said, “Say,

what are these people thinking? Are

things abroad really better than in the

country?”

Wendy pursed her lips and smiled. “I

don’t know whether foreign things are

better, but I haven’t seen you relax like

this in a long time.”

Jasper closed his eyes and sighed. Then, h

e raised his hand to cover Wendy’s tender

little hand and sighed ruefully, “I have no

choice. There’s always one thing after

another. I want to take a good rest too but

the world changes, whether you want it to

or not.

“I feel that the biggest reason I wanted to make money back then was that I don’t want to give up on the things I want to do simply because I don’t have enough money. I want to do anything I want.

“As a result, I am getting richer and richer now but why am I getting less and less freedom? This is no better than staying back in town and occasionally going to the stock market to casually earn people’s wages for several years. At that time, I was at ease and happy.”

Wendy thought for a while and suddenly said with interest, “Why don’t we go back to take a look at the scene there after this i s all over.”

“Okay.”

As soon as Jasper raised his hand, he pulled Wendy into his arms and onto his lap. Jasper chuckled softly as he felt the softness and sweet scent of the woman in his arms. “I have already decided. When this matter is over, I will plan a vacation for both of us. Then, it will be up to you where we go and what we do.”

“You’ve said this many times now, so you

have to keep your promise.” Wendy raised

her eyes to Jasper and said seriously.

“Definitely.” Jasper laughed.

A few hours later, the United States stock

market officially opened.

Jasper walked into the command room

full of energy and said to Jake, “Now that

the Layman and Half-the-Harbor

Langdon’s acquisition is successful, don’t

hesitate anymore. Set off the financial

turmoil for me.”

The reason why they had been operating

steadily and not taking advantage of the

chaos before was that on the one hand,

they were worried that Wall Street and the