An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Chapter 196

“H–how could you order them to smack me?” Morgan cradled his face in his palms as disbelief consumed him.

“Not only did I get them to hit you, I’m throwing you out too! As of this moment, you are no longer vice president of the company! Natasha said bluntly.

“Natasha Harmon! This is too much! I’ve slaved my ass off in the company all these years, and you’re laying me off all because of this scoundrel? How

won’t sit well with the rest of the employees? You dismiss my effort and labor! Are you not afraid that this

“What? Is that a threat? Do you think that you are in a position to threaten me?”

Natasha laughed mockingly. “Let me be honest here. I’m not only going to fire you, but I’m also sending you to prison today! I have records of all your dirty deeds, which I’m sure are enough to keep you in there for a lifetime!”

“Natasha Harmon! How dare you! I have the support of your cousin, Quentin Harmon!” Morgan shouted loudly. though he was trembling within.

“Quentin Harmon? Hah! Why don’t you get him to come here now? See if I’ll cut him any slack?” Natasha threatened him domineeringly.

had just set foot through the door, heard

her when

Harmon, you can’t do

hand and delivered a slap to his face so strong

your chance, but you didn’t take it. Guards! Tie them up and send them to the

security guards came and tied

Harmon, I was wrong! Please, give me another chance! I’ll never do this again!” Morgan finally lost his composure when he saw where

over by greed. Considering

please forgive us this

tears.

him, was going under. How could he,

and let us go!”

with their mouths agape. The vice president of Harmon Pharmaceuticals was on his knees, begging for forgiveness

to repent now! Take them away!” Natasha signaled to her guards. They were both quickly dragged away. Their cries and

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swift and decisive course of action caused the crowd to look at her in awe.

to ruin our reputation.” Natasha gave Dustin a heads–up and proceeded to leave with her men in tow. It was a critical moment