An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Ms. Welch, are you threatening me?” Greta’s face darkened at Eleanor’s aggressive tone, and her eyes turned sharp.

The Dawson family had vast sales channels and significant influence in the pharmaceutical industry. It was reasonable to offer a profit share of 40 to 50 percent in a partnership, especially given the quality of the product in question.

But Eleanor was acting as if she was the one doing them a favor; she clearly didn’t understand the capabilities of the Dawson family.

It was an insult to the Dawsons for Eleanor to offer only ten percent profit. Her behavior was akin to trying to deceive the Dawson family, treating them as if they were naive.

“Ms. Dawson, please don’t misunderstand. Eleanor is just kidding. Ezra quickly attempted to defuse the situation, making eye contact with Eleanor, who seemed to miss the cues,

Damn it! Was Eleanor out of her mind? Earlier, they had agreed on a 30 percent profit, and now she was trying to squeeze Greta down to just ten percent. This wasn’t a negotiation; it was downright daylight robbery!

The Dawson family was one of the big players in the industry; they were way above the Welch and Swanson family in many aspects. They were the undisputed leaders in the medical field; messing with a giant like them was plain stupidity.

doesn’t look like a joke, judging by

began, “Wise decisions are what make a successful leader. We’re generous enough to offer you ten percent

a sensation, and no one can stand in its way. You must be aware of

thought, “According to our agreement, profits should

leave only 35 percent for

had yet to contribute anything but sales. The miraculous effects of Rejuvenaid were certain to drive sales, so

ten percent was already a good offer: any amount above five percent was more than

why come to the Dawson Family? You’re more

companies would kill for the chance to represent Rejuvenaid,” Eleanor

interested. I have other matters

“Ms. Dawson-”

about to