An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori Chapter 1273

Over in a meeting room at Zephyr Lodge. Cornelius said to Natasha apologetically, “I’m sorry, Ms. Harmon, you’re one step behind. Sir Rhys has left Millsburg.”

“Left? Where did he leave for? When did he leave?” Natasha was full of questions.

“Sir Rhys left for Oakvale this morning. He said he had some things to deal with there but never gave us any details. Oh, right!”

Cornelius recalled something, took out a letter, and handed it to Natasha with both hands. “Ms. Harmon, here’s a letter Sir Rhys left for you. Before he left, he ordered me to hand you this letter if you ever come. He said you’ll understand once you read this.”

“A letter?” Natasha took the envelope and opened it. It had a lengthy letter inside.

The general content of the letter was Dustin telling Natasha that he had something important he needed to handle and would be there for some time before he returned. He also reminded Natasha to take good care of herself.

He mentioned that he didn’t want Natasha to worry about him, so he chose to leave her a letter.

to run away

relieved after reading the letter. She wanted to ask Dustin to go to Oakvale together. But she hadn’t even mentioned it to him, and he had already left for

Since she knew where Dustin was headed, she had nothing to worry about anymore. They would eventually meet in

from the crowd with his luggage. Compared to ten years ago, Oakvale had undoubtedly flourished much more. It was now a bustling city full of traffic and people,

around to see where he was. All of a sudden,

and greeted him enthusiastically, “Hey, lad, where are

familiar with the city. Just give me an address, and I’ll send you right to the

to Harmony Healers. Can you send me there?” Dustin asked. “Oh! Harmony Healers?

even with my eyes closed!” The bald driver patted his chest confidently. When he saw several other cabs approaching, he quickly said to

on! It’s my birthday today;

loud engine rev, the cab quickly set out and weaved through

not boasting, but in this part of town, no one