Soon after, Byron arrived at the building beside the Provincial Team’s training center. The two parties were still fighting when he arrived.
Byron’s arrival was akin to the messiah’s for Mr. Kain.
“You’re finally here, Mr. Woolery!”
Mr. Kain quickly ran to greet him and pointed at Jasper. “This is the one. I was just discussing with Jill about joining you for dinner tonight when this b*stard interrupted us, Mr. Woolery. She was about to say yes too.”
Jill immediately refuted him, “You’re lying! I never agreed to your request at all!”
Mr. Kain’s expression darkened and he chided, “Shut up. You are in no position to speak here!”
“Haha…”
Byron had an arrogant expression on his face. Without sparing Jill a look, he made a beeline to Jasper and spoke sinisterly, “My name’s Byron Woolery. You don’t look familiar, so do remind me how I’ve offended you to the point that you have to meddle in my affairs?”
“We’ve never met before. There’s no offense to speak of,” Jasper replied calmly.
“Ah, that’s fair. Now that I think about it, we really haven’t met before,” Byron chuckled in enlightenment.
His expression was warm and there was no sign of anger or resentment.
Yet, the moment he finished speaking, Byron seemed to have changed into a completely different person. The smile on his face vanished, leaving only ruthlessness and a sinister frost. He roared at Jasper, “Then who gave you the right to interrupt my business?!”
The roar gave everyone present a shock.
Byron drilled his gaze into Jasper as if trying to pierce through the latter with his frigid and fierce eyes.
Mr. Kain was absolutely elated by the side. He peered at Jasper pridefully and felt the urge to stomp all over Jasper at that moment.
Despite this, Jasper remained unfazed as he looked at Byron indifferently, “This matter involves Jill. Naturally, I’ll have to step in.”
“Hahahaha!”
Byron laughed out loud and raised his hand to point at Jasper’s nose. “Take a look at yourself first before you talk and act out, young man. There are things beyond your control.
“Be careful, or you’ll end up getting yourself in trouble too instead of solving what you set out to do.”
“How do you plan to get me in trouble, Mr. Woolery?” Jasper asked Byron with a smile.
“You really aren’t afraid of dying, are you?” Byron narrowed his eyes and sneered at Jasper.
“Go ahead, then. Tell me your name and what your family does. I’d like to see what family brought up such an insolent child as you.”
Jasper was a man in his early twenties. As far as Byron was concerned, this young man was only acting arrogant because his family had power.
Not that Byron cared though. Sure, there were certain people this man could not afford to offend in Nauritus City, but this young man could not be one of them.
“My family are all normal people. I have no need to hide my name either, I’m Jasper Laine,” He introduced himself.
“Jasper Laine?”
Byron chuckled. Only to suddenly remember something as his expression instantly froze.
He looked Jasper over again.
There was a Jasper Laine among the people he could not afford to offend in Nauritus City. That man was young, and also in his early twenties.
Jasper was a renowned figure, known for his entrepreneurship and countless companies that were all formidable competitors in their respective industries.
Ordinary people might not know of Jasper, but Byron was technically a wealthy businessman and part of Nauritus City’s upper-class. Byron might not have met Jasper before, but he had certainly heard of the young man’s name.
