An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Once everything was settled, Dustin led his men back to Zephyr Lodge. Natasha and Ruth were still unconscious, and Dustin did not wake them.

Now that Hector and Trent were dead, the Harmon family was in shambles. This would undoubtedly have a huge impact on Natasha, and she would have difficulty coming to terms with things.

All Dustin could do now was to make proper arrangements for Hector’s funeral to reduce Natasha’s burden. Her father was dead, and no one could truly understand her pain. She would have to get through it herself.

“Do not touch any of the Harmons’ businesses for now. The family has suffered a great impact and will need a thorough reorganization.

“As for those who changed their allegiances to benefit themselves, detain them. We’ll deal with them after Natasha comes around.

“Also, make sure Trent’s funeral is carried out according to the highest standards. Nothing should go wrong …

Dustin gave his orders in the meeting room, and the disciples of the Kirin Gang went off to get things done. “Logan!” Just then, Austin and his mother, the Princess Consort of Theswe, entered the meeting room.

The Princess Consort of Theswe’s name was Eloise Linsor. She was the eldest princess of Dragonmarsh. Many years ago, she had been arranged to marry Rufus, the Prince of Theswe.

mother. But since Eloise, a princess herself,

took good care of her husband and child and was widely recognized as

work and had a positive reputation. Everyone

appeared all kind and benevolent was actually a shrewd

“Your Highness.”

to greet her politely. But his face was expressionless. He did not like this woman but

family, Logan. What’s with the formalities?” Eloise

since we last met, you’re still family. “Why are you being so distant? Take your seat.” Austin behaved casually, dropping into a

Dustin gestured for Eloise to

over for your birthday, Logan. But something came up, and he

started. “What do you mean, Your Highness? It’s my honor to

seem to have changed a lot in the past ten

and chuckled before saying, “Back then,