An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

A gruesome sound of flesh being cut apart filled the air. Out of nowhere, Gage stabbed Edgar’s chest with the knife. Blood oozed from the wound and dripped to the floor.

“Huh…” Edgar stood frozen, staring in disbelief at the knife lodged in his chest. He never thought his beloved brother would attack him with such ruthlessness.

Everyone in the banquet hall was shocked. Who would have thought that Gage, who had been calm and smiling, would attack Edgar? This was no longer a simple drunken fight.

“You… how could you …” Edgar stammered. He wanted to say more, but the blood gushed from his mouth. Then, his body swayed, and he slumped to the floor.

“Edgar, don’t worry. The blade missed your heart by just an inch. It won’t take your life for now. Just lie still and don’t make any trouble,” Gage said calmly.

He took out a handkerchief and wiped the blood off his fingers. His demeanor was strangely calm, as if his actions didn’t matter.

with you, and you dare attack him? You’re out of your mind!

of armed soldiers stormed in. Unfazed, Gage threw the handkerchief onto the

near the wall sprang into action. Their movements resembled those of wild, fierce tigers, nimble and relentless.

outnumbered, the armed soldiers stood no chance. They were eventually subdued, one after another. The situation changed in the blink

the sudden turn of events. He hadn’t expected so many intruders at the

realize what you’re doing? This is rebellion!” Caden’s anger boiled over, and he glared at

composed. “You taught me survival of the fittest, Caden. We can rebel

Surrender now

“Do you think the Murray residence is some kind of a playground where

forever. Do you have a death wish? You’re causing a ruckus at

for negotiation, you should stop.

nothing but a