Life at the Top

Chapter 73

“Alright. I’ll start working on it tomorrow!” Zaine nodded vigorously.

Now that funds were no longer a problem and they did not need to worry when the servers would crash, Zaine could direct his energy to other things.

Not to mention that past events only proved that be it his terrifying net worth or the ten million dollars he had easily fished out, as well as his method of helping Terizone make a profit, Jasper’s abilities were something that they could not possibly catch up to.

Jasper’s words were no different to those of a god as far as Zaine and the rest were concerned.

Hudson stared at the scene before him in exasperation. He knew that Jasper had won over his small team entirely.

‘So what, then?’

Hudson moved on from the thought in no time. As long as Terizone could grow, his achievements would not be lost. Looking at it that way, the fact that Jasper had taken a liking to Terizone seemed to be a blessing to the lot of them.

The night darkened, and Jasper and Jack decided to return to the hotel.

Before they left, Jasper made sure to advise Hudson and the rest to stop issuing five-digit numbers for KK, and instead, start with six digits. He also told them to keep lucky number sequences like 777777 in the number pool.

Hudson and the others did not understand the significance of this move but promised to follow suit.

Cameron even used his authority to change Jasper’s normal five-digit KK number into 999999.

Jasper was the only one who knew that any of these numbers would easily sell for tens of millions.

It was of precious value, and even if he did not wish to sell it, he could always give the number to his friends.

After bidding Hudson and the rest farewell, Jack spent the entire ride back to the hotel asking Jasper questions about Terizone Inc.

Business-wise, he would be representing JW Capital as he helped Terizone build their company’s structure. To do so, he must first understand what his boss, Jasper’s, strategic vision for Terizone was in advance.

If one were to ask him, Jack found Terizone’s future promising, especially with Jasper’s investment. Not to mention how weighted Terizone was in Jasper’s heart. Even if it was for the sake of Jasper’s impression of him, Jack would make sure that he completed his first job perfectly.

Jasper told him everything he knew and even revealed the idea of derivative products that were similar to KK Show and KK Games to Jack.

He would not have the time to spend every minute watching over Terizone in the future, which was why Jack was there to help him do things on his behalf. This text is © NôvelDrama/.Org.

KK Show was still fine, but KK Games required the merging of a ready-made game company into Terizone, or Terizone would use up too much of its time and effort. Jasper did not give them money so that they could be frugal.

Every minute mattered when it came to seizing market opportunities these years.

As for the game companies to look for, Jasper did not have the time to discuss this with them himself, so he would leave this matter to Jack instead.

After receiving Jasper’s instructions, Jack happily returned to the room to plan.

He was confident that he could help Hudson completely rebuild Terizone.

The following day, Jasper received a phone call just as he and Hudson went through the equity transfer procedures.

The phone call forced Jasper to end his trip in Cavern City. Leaving Jack behind and bidding Hudson and the rest farewell, Jasper bought a ticket for the next flight back to the city.

Naturally, Wendy was the one who picked him up.

Getting out of the Bentley, the enchanting sight of a beauty and a luxury car together stunned Jasper.

“What are you looking at, silly?”

Wendy stood alluringly in front of Jasper and smiled.

Jasper sighed heavily. “Why do you give me the vibe of a beauty driving her husband’s luxury car to meet up with her paramour?”

Stunned, Wendy immediately flushed in embarrassment and raised her hand to smack him.

Smiling, Jasper slid into the car.

The Bentley sped on the highway, and Wendy turned to ask Jasper curiously, “Didn’t you say you’ll be back in a couple of days? Why’d you hurry back?”

“Something happened at home,” Jasper rubbed his temples and spoke plainly.