Dean was in luck.
By the time he rushed all the way from
Suesville to Nauritus City, it was half an
hour before the afternoon opening.
Jasper was eating when he received a
report from downstairs that someone
named Dean wanted to see him.
Wendy was still in Harbor City, so no one
would bring him lunch anymore. Hence,
Jasper and Baz could only have lunch
prepared by the team of chefs from a five
star hotel.
Jasper was picking at the food in
dissatisfaction. Then, he said without
looking up, “Let him come up and ask
him to come here directly.”
A few minutes later, under the guidance of
the staff, Dean appeared in front of Jasper.
“Have you eaten yet?”
Although there had been some conflicts
between them, in Jasper’s view, they were
all adults. Thus, personal grievances and
things like that did not exist in their
world. Instead, they were all here for
profit.
Now that the previous matter had been
settled and mutual interests had been
taken care of, there was nothing to worry
about.
If he was here, he should sit down and
talk if he had something to say. If he did
not, he should leave after the meal.
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