An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Looking at Dahlia’s familiar face from the past, Dustin took a deep breath and said coldly, “Dahlia Nicholson, I’m not being stubborn. You’re the one who thinks you can never be wrong.

“What makes you think everything is my fault? And why do you assume I can’t afford to offend these people?”

Dahlia responded with a frown, ” Things have already come to this, and you’re still trying to argue? I’ve already investigated the matter, and it’s clearly your fault.

“Don’t think you can act arrogantly in Oakvale just because you have someone backing you. This place is full of hidden talents and influential people. It’s not a place where you can run wild!”

“Forget it. I’m too lazy to continue this argument. Think whatever you want.” Dustin shook his head, feeling tired.

There was nothing left for him to complain about when she was exactly the same as she was before she lost her memory.

“Dustin, what’s with your attitude? I’m giving you sound advice, but you just won’t listen! Will you only regret it when you land yourself in real trouble? “Dahlia lectured.

been extremely merciful, giving him various opportunities in hopes that he would come to his senses. Unfortunately, the results

them interfere with

every time he encountered Dahlia. It seemed like the two of them were just

played enough anyway. I’ll let you off today.” Abigail smiled and waved

was drenched in sweat, and his face was

was about to hurl insults and threats at them when Dahlia raised a

the situation lest

his teeth, managing to suppress his anger in the end. Even

would serve no purpose and potentially drive them to more desperate measures instead.

You won’t die for now. To prevent you from retaliating, I’ll have someone send over the antidote in three days,”

I need to wait three days? What if I

bad,” Abigail