An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Just as they were about to say more, Lily cut them off. “Enough! This is not the time for pointless bickering! Caden’s life is at stake!”

“Exactly! Dustin! Quick, save my father! “Sheila quickly reacted. Though Rudolph had a great reputation, she trusted Dustin more. “Wait a second!” Dustin was about to go up to Caden when Jayden stopped him.

“This is a life at stake! We cannot afford you messing things up! Mr. Saunders must be the one to treat him!”

“I said it, he can’t help him. He’ll only put him in danger,” Dustin answered. “If even Mr. Saunders can’t help him, what makes you think you can?”

Jayden suddenly turned to look at Lily. Aunt Lily, you should be the one deciding. Do you trust Mr. Saunders, or do you trust this brat?”

“Well…” Lily was in a dilemma when presented with such a choice. She had seen for herself how good Dustin’s skills were. He had been the one who cured Sheila of her strange condition.

But Rudolph had an exceptional reputation. He had been practicing medicine for decades. Rudolph should be much better than Dustin, regardless of experience or skills. Considering Caden’s safety, she trusted Rudolph more.

is good at what he does. I’m sure he’ll

life is on the line. How can you entrust his life in the hands of

if anything were to happen?” Jayden frowned. “Yes, Sheila. This brat doesn’t look trustworthy. I’m

skills are out of this world. He’ll be able to cure him. “But Uncle Caden will

and sounded so confident in Rudolph that Sheila wavered. She was the type that was easily influenced

everyone sounded so sure, she didn’t know what to think anymore. “Miss, I’m sure you won’t want anything to befall your

end, she looked at Dustin apologetically. “Dustin, thank you for making the journey here. But

but Rudolph

he will only endanger his life. Please

grudge against Jayden. But for Sheila and General Murray’s sake, he was willing to help Caden. But he

he’ll be able to treat Caden. I trust him.”

sure that’s what

treatment, Mr. Murray’s condition will worsen. By then, I won’t have