An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Oh, I’m here to visit General Murray,” Dustin answered with a smile. Vivian looked at him disdainfully and commented, “Hmph! What a suck-up!”

Ever since the band-aid incident, she had a grudge against Dustin. But she had to admit that he was pretty skilled. That was because Vivian found out she had lung cancer after being shot and hospitalized.

Fortunately, they detected the cancer in time. With Vivian’s family’s wealth, she got the best treatments, and her condition stabilized.

Meanwhile, Sheila’s attention was on Dustin. “My grandfather has gone out to attend to some matters. He won’t be back for a while. “Why don’t you come in for coffee first? I have some questions to ask you, too.”

Without waiting for Dustin’s response, Sheila immediately dragged him into the Murray residence. She finally got the chance to get close to him. So, Sheila would not let him go.

“Sheila, didn’t we agree to practice horseback riding?” Vivian reminded. “Oh, you’re right! I got so excited that I forgot about it.”

Sheila looked at Dustin and asked cautiously, “Dustin, there’s a horse ranch at the hill behind my house. Why don’t you hang out with us while waiting for him?

take you you?” to meet him. Is that fine with

grinning from ear to ear. She turned around and led the group to the hill at the back of

she’s interested in this man. You better be careful,” Vivian lowered her voice

just a martial artist without power or status. He’s not worthy of

she likes him, the Murray family would never agree. It’s because they’re from different worlds. “No matter how

noncommittally. She knew Dustin’s martial arts skills were impressive. He also possessed some knowledge in

was Christopher’s beloved granddaughter. So, there were three

must come from an influential family. Secondly, he has to be full of potential. And lastly,

Murray residence was huge. Within a ten-mile radius, there were mountains and rivers. Everything in that

for over ten minutes. Finally, they arrived at the private horse ranch. It was

Murray family could train or race

stable manager and led everyone into the stable. They

horses. Since the workers cleaned the stable regularly, it was spotless. They could even smell a hint of grassy and