An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

When Elara took out the final evidence, the middle-aged man fell on his knees in despair. Had it just been the insurance records, he could have worm his way out. But now that they found the poison, and it even had his fingerprints on it, there was nothing else he could say to save himself.

“So it turns out that this bastard had lied! How despicable!”

“He even murdered his own father! Does he have no conscience?”

“A beast! He’s a beast through and through!”

The onlookers who had gathered around began berating and condemning him.

They had thought that the victim had died due to the products of the vile sellers, but the man had intentionally framed them.

And the worst part was that he was evil enough to harm his own father! Not even an animal would do something like that. It was downright inhumane!

her breath with her brows furrowed. Not only had he failed to accomplish his purpose, he even left behind

narrowed, his gaze dark. He had to admit that Bo knew what he was doing. They gathered so much evidence and easily put the pieces together in such a

glance that you were up to

Mr. Zagatti quickly ordered, “Men! Capture this beast who murdered his

uniform approached the middle-aged man and cuffed

save me!” Flustered, the man shouted at Ezra hysterically. Once he was judged guilty, he

me?” Ezra countered impassively, not wanting to get involved.

the man could continue, Ezra rushed up to the man and punched him, glaring menacingly

nonsense,

not utter another word. He knew that if he let slip that

Mr. Zagatti ordered his men to

crowd commented and discussed what had happened among themselves. It was shocking how the tables had turned within mere minutes.