An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Am I seeing things? Dustin actually chose a pony?” “He’s not thinking of racing against a Thoroughbred like Midnight Shadow with this short-legged pony, right?”

“Oh my God! What is this guy even thinking? Is he out of his mind?” Everyone watched in shock as Dustin brought out the pony. As the name implied, a pony was a small and docile horse. They were specifically for the children or the elderly to ride.

They had short and stumpy limbs and were shorter than three feet. They were primarily used for recreational activities.

Meanwhile, Midnight Shadow stood at a towering 5 feet. It had long, muscular limbs, a well-proportioned physique, and ran like the wind. It outclassed the pony in every aspect.

With the two horses standing together, it was like comparing a fully grown adult to a three-year-old child. There was no point in comparing them since it was clear who was the winner just looking at their size alone.

“Hey, you! Are you here to make a fool of yourself? Are you going to race against me with that pony?” Roxanne mocked boldly.

She’d never seen such a foolish man in her life. Even the top-grade horses couldn’t compare to Midnight Shadow, let alone a low-grade horse like this pony.

choose a proper horse? What an idiot!” Elena laughed heartily. Who

crazy? This is a horse for children. “Why did you choose

know nothing. What an attention seeker!” Evan looked at Dustin like he was an

just admit defeat. I beg you. You might not think it’s embarrassing, but we

a competition; it was utter humiliation. Anyone with a little common

purebred horses in the stable, yet you chose this

to this gentleman, but he

the pony, he was shocked. He tried to advise against it, but sadly,

pony is weak and has short legs. It can’t run fast. It’s considered a low- grade horse. Why don’t

Dustin patted the pony’s head, looking satisfied. “But you won’t

he would have had a chance of

I’ll win.” Dustin smiled faintly, looking confident. “You’re trying to win against Midnight Shadow with this

this through. You’ll need to pay ten million if you lose. “Don’t make Sheila bear the cost for