An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Show them in,” Greta replied.

“Of course.”

The phone call ended, and a few moments later, the door to the office swung open. Ezra and Eleanor walked in together, both sporting smiles on their faces.

“Ms. Dawson, we hope we’re not disturbing you by coming unannounced,” Ezra said with an air of politeness. Eleanor, on the other hand, went straight for the couch and took a seat. She exuded a leader’s presence.

“Mr. Swanson, Ms. Welch, what brings you here today? Do you have any business with me?” Greta maintained her calm demeanor.

“Business? Yes,” Ezra responded with a not-so-subtle smile. “We wanted to discuss a business opportunity with you.”

“What kind of opportunity?” Greta asked, acting as if she was oblivious to their intent.

“Ms. Dawson, have you heard about our recent product, Rejuvenaid?” Ezra asked.

“I’ve heard of it, yes. What’s the matter?” Greta’s expression remained composed.

Then, he said, “Rejuvenaid, our latest creation, is a miraculous healing balm. Once we launch it widely, it will dominate the market. It would surpass all

you think? Your Rejuvenaid is impressive, but our Dawson’s Healing Balm

not about overconfidence. It’s about reality,” Ezra replied with a

added, “Ms. Dawson, you’re a smart person. You should understand the difference between the two products. The trends are clear, and denying them won’t change

here to discuss? Let’s get straight to

his

To ensure a smoother path

with her fingers intertwined

families will handle the production. Meanwhile, the

a substantial market share, and

sounds promising, but how would we split the

Partnering with the Welch and Swanson families was

sleeve. Otherwise, they might just exploit

discussed it internally and were planning to offer Dawson Medical Group th-” Ezra was about to propose a 30% share and extended his