Gabriel Sinclair squatted awkwardly on a small dirt mound. The three question marks his little sister had sent dealt a crushing blow.
Dominant CEO?
'Sorry, but I'm just a goofball.'
A market cap in the hundreds of billions?
'Sorry, but you probably couldn't make that much even if you sold me.'
An average college entrance exam score of 750?
'Excuse me, but even novels wouldn't dare to be this over-the-top.'
Just as Gabriel was about to complain, a headline suddenly popped up in his news feed.
#Jasper Shaw, Chairman of Shaw Group, Responds to Questions About His Personal Assets#
#Jasper Shaw Was the Top Scorer in the College Entrance Exam Ten Years Ago. Where Is He Now?#
Gabriel: "..."
He was speechless.
Silently, Gabriel put down his phone, shedding a single, bitter tear.
'So some people really are out there secretly succeeding in corners of the world you can't see.'
'Jasper Shaw is clearly around my age, yet he's so exceptional.'
It was like a novel had come to life.
