An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

The crowd exchanged bewildered looks and began to whisper among themselves when they heard what Natasha said.

“Who’s Dustin Rhys? I’ve never heard of him before. Do we have such a person in Oakvale?”

“That’s weird. As someone with wide connections, I’ve never heard of him before, either.”

“So, do you mean to say that he’s not someone special? But why would Ms. Harmon be interested in someone like him?”

“Well, he does have decently good looks. Perhaps he’s just one of those men who pleases women and makes them feel good so that he can mooch off them?”

The influential elites whispered, all looking baffled. As people of the elite circle, they were always very well-informed. However, none of them had ever heard of the name Dustin Rhys. Thus, they deduced that he wasn’t someone from their circle, nor was he anyone of importance.

But what they did not understand was why the high and mighty Natasha would get involved with a small fry like him? Was it true love? Or was it just an infatuation?

“Mr. Rhys! I’ve long since heard of your name!”

Stanley Withams, owner of Skylight Heights Hotel. It’s

Mr. Withams.” Dustin returned the smile. Though Stanley only said what he did to be courteous, it gave Dustin some comfort to

it so successful showed

Kymme, chairman of Goodman Corporations. Please show us

you ever run into any trouble in the future,

“Mr Rhys …”

to Dustin, more and more prominent figures crowded around him. They all flattered and complimented him,

he was nothing but a pile of dung, they’d be polite

moments ago, no one had paid Dustin any mind. But now, he was the center of attention because of Natasha. Everyone clamored to make his acquaintance. Dustin smiled politely at

him? Why isn’t

gaining everyone’s attention, Cody tightened his fists and clenched his jaw. He was jealous. But most importantly, he was frustrated

was nothing more than a broke loser, and Cody deemed himself way better than him! So why was it that

toy who only has the looks. Perhaps Ms. Harmon will

also seemed somewhat uneasy. She refused to believe that someone