An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Turn around? What? Are you able to change things up?” Ezra sniggered condescendingly. He turned around to have a look.

All he saw was how great business was for them at Rejuvenaid Pharmaceuticals. Customers were swarming in, and almost everyone in the elite circle of South City had come to show their support. Besides that, there was nothing out of the ordinary.

“Dustin, I think you’re too old for such childish gimmicks. Does such jokes humor you?” Ezra mocked.

“Hey! Are you just too much of a coward to admit defeat?” Eleanor asked sarcastically.

“We have witnesses, evidence, and the signed agreement! There’s no point saying more. Just surrender the formula already! It’d be less embarrassing for you that way.”

“Who said that we’ve lost? See for yourself, what’s that over there?” Dustin gestured in a direction down the road.

“Hah! Do you think I’d fall for the same trick again?” Ezra huffed without looking back. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. Ezra wasn’t stupid enough to be tricked twice.

As they conversed, a black Land Rover sped up to them and stopped right in front of Camron Group’s subsidiary. A buff man in a black suit came out as the door opened.

As a show of support,

Dustin was just bluffing. It turned out that he really had

support, Mr. Yoldie! Please, come on in!” Lana was overjoyed and

orders that Rejuvenaid Pharmaceuticals was getting, but

don’t recall there ever being such a company,” Eleanor wondered aloud curiously. The Welch and Swanson families controlled the South City, so

City. If I’m guessing it right, Bo must

nodded, unbothered. It was just a ten-million-dollar order. It was nothing. She would

you can’t be thinking that you can compete against us with just the support of AurumDale Corporation, can you? You’d be too

a second-tier company. How could it ever be compared to the elites they have

is just beginning.”

Haha! I’d like to see what you’re capable of!” Ezra

convoy of cars showed up around the corner-the convoy comprised of luxury cars, each worth at least millions. There were sports cars, sedans,