“Aquatic Center… Honeycomb Stadium… You designed these yourself!?” Henry said, looking at Jasper in astonishment.
Anna grew interested when she saw this and walked over to take a look.
She had a background in fashion design, and although it was a completely different concept from architectural design, she understood how this worked by analogy. Anna was relatively better and more professional at visual perception than Henry.
She could tell at a glance that this was the most creative design ever.
Not only did it carry a profound significance that many people in the country cared a lot about, but it was also a stroke of genius design in terms of aesthetics.
“This document is worth a lot of money,” Anna exclaimed.
Jasper smiled and said, “I guess you can say that I had a sudden burst of inspiration. This is just my suggestion. I have no idea whether this architectural design can be realized nor do I know anything about the specific design. We will need professionals for it.”
Henry said excitedly, “I’m quite confident now that I have this document. I’ll show this document to my dad later…
“By the way, I told my dad about you last night and he said that he’ll come to Swallow Capital to discuss this with you. He wants to invite you to become a shareholder so that we can make a fortune together.”
As Henry spoke, he looked rather troubled, saying, “I thought our family will be the one to help you make a fortune this time, but with this document, I have a feeling that you’re the one helping our family instead.”
Jasper smiled and said, “Without the Laws’ resources, JW is far from qualified to participate in such a major project domestically. I call this mutual benefit.”
Jasper was not trying to sound polite either. Without the Laws, it would have been really difficult for him to have a finger in every pie.
It was a good thing that the Laws were willing to bring him along.
In business, apart from mutual friendship, profit was the most fundamental.
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