“Tthe money you and your father have is just pocket money compared to his. Don’t provoke him.
“Does he need Anna to support him? If he wants, he can completely bankrupt your company and then sue you until you have nothing left.”
Upon hearing these words, Jeremiah’s face paled.
It was unknown whether it was caused by excessive blood loss or fear.
Downstairs, Anna stood in the elevator with a sullen face.
The moment she got out of the elevator door and stepped onto the street outside, Anna went back to her original self.
“Ah!”
She hugged Jasper’s neck. She was so happy she was shouting and jumping with Joy.
Jasper was shocked by her, but when he felt Anna’s warm and supple body rubbing against him, Jasper also became happy.
“When did you come over? Why didn’t you say anything when you first called? This is so sudden!”
Anna looked at Jasper with gleaming eyes.
Normally, she would not be so excited.
However, since she did not expect this, this surprise was so sudden that even Anna could not suppress the emotions in her heart.
Jasper smiled and said, “I just wanted to
surprise you.”
Anna said while pursing her lips, “Hmph, I think you finally found your conscience.”
Jasper laughed and replied, “It doesn’t matter if I found it or if it was eaten by a dog, at the end of the day, I am in front of you now.”
“Are you here for me?” Anna asked softly.
Jasper grinned and walked to the side of the road while holding Anna’s hand.. Then, he snapped his fingers lightly.
After that, as if it was magic, the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights.
Anna looked up and looked at the countless skyscrapers around her. All the lights and display screens had changed their primary colors to light purple.
Light purple was her favorite color.
It was not only the skyscrapers that Anna could see, the same applied to all the buildings over 100 meters high in Los Angeles which were equipped with electronic display boards or light strips.
As for the taxis on the road, a dazzling purple color also appeared on the small displays attached to their roofs.
At this moment, no one knew what had happened. All the citizens of Los Angeles watched in confusion as the city they lived in was enveloped and painted purple.
Immediately afterward, all the purple light dimmed, and then gradually faded.
Just when everyone, including Anna, thought it was just an accident, those display screens and light strips turned on again.
This time, what appeared was a set of
countdowns.
Counting down 19 hours, 21 minutes, and 33 seconds.
It kept changing until it reached zero.
“The whole city is counting down and celebrating your birthday for you.”
