An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Mr. Murray! Mr. Murray, wake up!”

The loud shout suddenly interrupted Sheila’s thoughts. She turned quickly to see Jayden, who was unconscious.

“Jayden!” Sheila rushed to check on him. Dustin had punched Jayden hard in the stomach. It left him barely breathing and on the brink of death.

“That Dustin went way too far, injuring Jayden like this,” Vivian fumed. “I wish that guy hadn’t run off so quickly. Or I’d have beaten him to death,” Evan grumbled. Though they couldn’t beat him in a fight, they were seething in anger.

“Quick, let’s get him to the hospital!” Sheila called for help, and they quickly got Jayden into a car, racing to East Swinton Hospital.

Soon, the doctors began to treat Jayden’s injury. It wasn’t until late at night that Jayden was finally out of danger. Luckily, Dustin had held back to avoid causing fatal harm.

He looked as pale as a ghost. Caden and the others

ended up in the hospital, and now Jayden was in critical

rushed into the ward, looking disheveled. He’d

don’t worry too much. Jayden is now in stable

fumed. As the head of the Murray family, he was nearly untouchable in Millsburg. He wondered who

He attacked Jayden and caused serious harm. It’s clear he has no regard

and now he’s hurt my son.

daughter hospitalized just the day before

make a scene. We need to be cautious,” Caden advised with a serious tone. “What do you mean? Do you want me to act like nothing happened to

need a big celebration, but guests will come and go. If we create a ruckus, it will damage the family’s reputation and

wanted to confront Dustin, he realized that causing a commotion on the eve of their father’s birthday