An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

If things continued like this, the Fallon family would undoubtedly face a decline, and their status as one of the ancient houses would lose its prestige.

That was why Griffin had been recruiting young, gifted talents in recent years. Sadly, none of them had met his expectations.

That was until he witnessed Dustin’s skills earlier. He immediately developed a keen interest in him and was willing to entice him with power, influence, and fame.

“Damn! This guy is incredibly lucky! He gained Sir Fallon’s attention. And he also has a beautiful woman by his side. It’s like a double stroke of luck!”

The crowd was both envious and jealous of Griffin’s offer to Dustin. Even though they were disciples of the Fallon family, they only had limited resources provided to them. Their success depended solely on their own efforts.

However, Dustin was different. Once he joined the Fallons, he would become the star they would prioritize for future development, putting him in a completely different league.

“How about it? Are you satisfied with my offer?” Griffin asked with a smile. The right choice was crystal clear to anyone with common sense.

“Thank you, Sir Fallon. However, I’m currently not interested in joining any affiliation.” Dustin shook his head as he declined.

“What?” Griffin raised an eyebrow, evidently surprised.

Fallons. With our support, you

that’s a little unfair.” Simon

seriously, “Dustin belongs to the Ballards. Why would he join the Fallons? Don’t you think it’s inappropriate for you to steal him

“The Ballards?”

remarked knowingly, “My Lord, from what I know, Dustin is an independent individual. He’s no member

fox clearly had his eyes on Dustin

isn’t now but will be

calmly, “This young man is romantically involved with my granddaughter. I’ve decided to let them get married

walked up to Dustin and publicly linked her arm with his. She

matter. It’s all

strong military background and are

have the opportunity to achieve great success and

Ballards don’t fall far behind either. We’ll be able to support you whether you decide to serve in court or on the battlefield.”

the Ballards excelled in civil service, they lacked in martial