An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

A group of the deceased’s family members, who were all dressed in black, began to wail and clamor. They shouted, cried, and roared. The commotion attracted a huge crowd around them.

Some who didn’t know the full story began commenting based on what they saw. They reached for their cell phones and began recording videos of what was happening, ready to post them on social media. The place descended into utter chaos!

Lana frowned. Her expression didn’t look too good. She had expected that things would not run smoothly for the launch, but she didn’t expect it to get so messy.

She couldn’t get violent with them or scold them for what they were doing. There also wasn’t much point in explaining things. So, she was at a loss for how to handle the situation.

“Lana, I had thought that the Dew Balm was some sort of miraculous ointment. But it turns out that it’s a poisonous substance!”

Eleanor said sarcastically, “I thought the Camrons was a decent and reputable family.

“Who would have known that you’d stoop so low and do something so horrendous just for money! I’m so disappointed in you!”

“That’s right!” Ezra echoed, “We’re selling medication to help others, but look at you! What you’re doing is heartless, inhumane, and downright something that only scums would do!”

cannot let such toxic substances harm more people! It

Camrons! Ban

crowd

been a clear investigation on

give us some time to look into it. We promise that we will get

ass!” the man roared, “We

for a life, or admit your wrongdoings and give us a public apology! Then,

was no way they were going to pay with their lives. But if they admitted

but there would also be huge blow to the Camron family’s

to make a choice. Will you accept my conditions?” Alistair chose to speak up at this opportune moment. “You want us to give in to you? In your dreams!” Lana turned him down in

her ground and told them, I’ll be frank here. Even if we aren’t selling

this all on yourself! “Alistair snickered and said nothing more. Then, Joaquin, who stood behind him,