An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Sheila was surprised by Dustin’s irrational behavior. She never imagined he would become violent over a minor disagreement. At first, she believed he was a good person, but his actions have left her bitter and skeptical.

“Ms. Murray, I’m joking. You have nothing to worry about. I’ll not use violence unless provoked,” he said calmly. Vivian retorted, “Hmph! You’re saying you’re only joking? If Sheila hadn’t intervened, things could have turned violent!”

Evan added, “Dustin, knowing martial arts doesn’t justify reckless behavior. The Murray residence is no place for such conduct!”

“If someone doesn’t annoy me, I don’t resort to violence. But if they do, I might. That’s my advice, and I’ll give you a break now,” Dustin said coldly.

“Sheila, this guy is out of control. You should consider kicking him out before he disrupts the celebration!” Vivian suggested, hoping Sheila would agree.

and many distinguished guests are here.

Kicking this guy out is

to ask you to leave!” Sheila said firmly. She

to go?” Dustin was surprised. Then, he chuckled. “Ms. Murray, your friends can say whatever they want, and I’m just like them-a guest. Is it fair to ask me

Sheila as a sister. Even if she misunderstood him, he was not upset.

he realized he had been wrong. Sheila seemed determined to stand by her decision, even if it meant turning

have the right to ask you to leave!” Sheila insisted stubbornly. “Ms. Murray, you didn’t invite me, but your grandfather did. If you want me to go, you should check with him,” Dustin

“You-”

She hadn’t expected him to be so bold and wouldn’t leave even when she told him

Sheila. He’s probably making up stories about knowing General Murray,” Vivian goaded her. Evan added, “Sheila, stop wasting your time talking to him. Get someone

have someone throw