Life at The Top novel Chapter 1964

Baz’s first reaction was to call Wendy.

After all, Wendy was the boss of JW, so it

would be justified for him to contact

Wendy about this kind of thing.

However, as soon as he took out his cell

phone, he realized this would not work.

Currently, Wendy was still in Harbor City,

and was equally busy. If the boss’ woman

came back at this moment, it would delay

the work in Harbor City. Baz felt he would

really die if he did this, to the point where

even Wendy would not be able to save him.

After thinking about it, Baz saw another

name that he had just added to his

contacts some time ago out of the corner of his eye…

Judging from his manly instinct, Baz

concluded that the relationship between

this woman and his boss was pretty

unusual when he first saw her.

This was not a joke. She was appointed as

the future president of JW Bank the

moment she joined the company. If these

two had nothing going on between them,

Baz would swallow the conference table in front of him.

With that, Baz decisively dialed the

number.

The result of this was that after more than

ten minutes, Jasper received the arrival of

Celine and the medical team behind her

instead of Baz’s opening report.

Jasper did not even have time to say a

word before he was pushed onto the bed b

y a group of doctors. Then, he was forced t

o undergo various examinations.

“Celine, are you crazy? Are you rebelling

against me?”

Celine put her arms across her chest and

said with a cold face, “You should accept

the examination like a good boy. It will

not take much time or delay the opening.

You know from my character that I will

not compromise on this kind of thing.

“You may think you can still go on, but

what if you can’t and you end up

collapsing? At that time, who will save

your staff and such a big industry? The

more urgent the situation, the more you

need to protect your own health.”

After a doctor punctured his skin with a needle to collect blood, Jasper took a sharp breath, gritted his teeth, and said to the doctor, “Can you be gentle? I’m still alive and I can still feel pain.”

The doctor said embarrassingly, “I’m