An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Chapter 554

It was the day of Hector’s 50th birthday celebration, and many elites and prominent figures showed up for the event. Though the banquet had yet to commence, there was already quite a crowd in the banquet hall, and more guests arrived as time went on.

“Dustin? What are you doing here?” Dustin heard a woman ask from behind him. He turned around to see several familiar faces that he had met once, quite some time ago. They were Adriana, Zoey, Gordon, Zeke, and several others. These were Natasha’s classmates from her school days.

The first time he met them, Adriana had some troubles due to her contract and was harassed by a manager working for the Langfords. He had helped her out of the situation and beaten up the manager. After Luis Langford returned to Stonia, Dustin had never met these people again, so it was quite a surprise to meet them again.

“Hey! I asked you a question! Why are you not answering me? How rude!” Zoey was displeased by

his reaction, or rather, the lack of it.

course, I’m here to celebrate Mr. Harmon’s birthday. Why else would I be here?” Dustin stated calmly. Apart from Adriana, this bunch of people had not left a good impression on

Don’t you know where you stand?”

of advice for you, Dustin. Natasha is the heiress of a wealthy family. She’s

your league, so you better take a good look in the mirror before you come

as nothing more than a typical boy toy who had no means of providing

knew how to sweet–talk women, so they deemed him unfit for their

do you know that she’s out

asked.

no social standing, a prominent background, or any skills.

close–minded people. To begin

to Mr. Langford on your behalf back when you beat up their manager,

out! Do you think you’d still be alive

to say about him, he straightened up and puffed up his chest

ridiculous. “You lot must be deluded. I did teach

no mistaking that. But I definitely did not need any

he heard Dustin’s words. “Who do you think you are? And who are you to say whether or not I’m