Life at The Top
Life At The Top Chapter 1953

Dean shook his head. At this moment,

obviously, he would remove all traces of Gale's involvement in this.

"My grandpa has been retired for many

years, and over the past two years, he has hardly taken care of the affairs of the Chamber of Commerce. According to him,

it is time to enjoy the blessing after

having worked his entire life. He doesn't. want to care about so many things." Jasper replied with a faint smile, "I remember him saying the same thing when I first met him, but in the end, if

there is something important happening i

n the Chamber of Commerce, shouldn't he decide on it?"

"It can't be helped. After all, Grandpa is still around. If something huge happens, it's not appropriate for the Chamber of Commerce to take the initiative and act without his consent, but Grandpa didn't express any opinions this time, so the people below him can do whatever they think is suitable. After all, grandpa can't

control them forever, right?"

"Well, that makes sense."

Jasper said, "You said you want me to

help you, but this is not easy.

"You should be very aware that the reason

why the listed companies in the textile

industry have not suffered too much is

that JW is protecting them. I don't need to

tell you the reason why we choose textiles, right?

"Textile enterprises are a relatively important part of the current domestic

light industry system. Large upstream and downstream enterprises with large

output values have a wide range of influence, so I can only choose to protect

the textile industry right for.

"As for other industries, it's not that I

don't want to protect them, but that my power is limited. You must know that in the morning alone, JW's small capital chain was almost emptied, not to mention Wall Street has a capital pool of 120 billion US Dollars. If they wanted to smash these industries at all costs, JW will hav difficulty protecting themselves, let alone others."

"Mr. Laine."

Dean quickly replied, "I understand, but w

e are all sensible grown-ups. JW is not a

listed company so even if it is affected, it

will be the last one to be affected. "Only when almost all the other listed

companies are finished, the industry is crashing, and the economy is on the verge of collapse, will it really affect JW. Besides, JW has its own deterrent, so Mr. Laine, do you really need to worry about yourself?

"Of course, I am here this time on behalf o

f those members of the Haddock Chamber

of Commerce to ask Mr. Laine for help,

but at the same time, I'm also giving you a

chance, right, Mr. Laine?"

"Oh? Giving me a chance?"

Jasper was amused. He asked with a smile,

"What do you mean by that?"

"Everyone knows that you and the

Haddock Chamber of Commerce don't get

along. If the Haddock Chamber of

Commerce fails to get through this, what

will outsiders think of you, Mr. Laine?

Will this be considered as you seeking revenge through alternative methods,

which, in this case, is just standing by and

doing nothing?

"In the economic forum that Mr. Laine hosted before, what you said about everyone working together to resist foreign enemies is still ringing in their ears. Now that such a thing is happening, such actions would be very chilling indeed. "When the will of the people is scattered, then it will not I easy to lead them anymore. Don't you agree, Mr. Laine?"

Dean's words made Jasper narrow his eyes slightly as the smile on his face gradually faded. Jasper asked faintly, "Are you threatening me?"

Dean was shocked.

He raised his head and looked at Jasper, who was sitting across from a dining

table, with surprise and regret in his heart.

At this moment, he remembered that the Jasper in front of him was no longer the same Jasper as before, not to mention that even the original Jasper was not someone he could threaten.

He thought about a lot of rhetorics along the way here, but he forgot that he had to watch his mouth and remember his place when he was speaking to Jasper.

Dean was feeling conflicted and he hesitated for a moment. Finally, he apologized, "I'm sorry, Mr. Laine. I didn't mean that."

"You have already said it doesn't matter if you mean it or not. This is not your own opinion."

Jasper looked at Dean and sneered, "If Old Master Hurlbutt thinks that I am not doing well enough, then that's okay. Please ask him to come out and play the leading role. If he just nods, I will hand all of the responsibility over to him. "Do you think I really want to do all this thankless work?"