An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Hey, handsome, it seems like we’ve landed ourselves in big trouble.” Lana looked worried as she watched them depart.

“Dealing with the Forrest and Welch families might be manageable with Mr. Dawson backing us up, but the Moseys are a different story.

“Both Dahlia and Scott are not individuals we can afford to offend.” She wasn’t too concerned about Dahlia since she had a good reputation and usually lived up to her promises. She probably wouldn’t hold this matter against them.

However, Scott was different. He had a notorious reputation in the business world, known for his vengeful nature and relentless pursuit of his goals. Offending a powerful man like him would undoubtedly bring them trouble.

“There’s no need to worry, Ms. Camron. We’re responsible for this mess. It’ll likely be directed at us if they come looking for trouble. The company won’t be affected,” Dustin said.

“Handsome, I’m not worried about implicating the company. I meant that you should stay out of the limelight to avoid retaliation,” Lana advised.

“How long would I need to avoid them? It wouldn’t solve anything in the long run. Besides, I’m not afraid of them retaliating.”

be put to rest.

She continued excitedly, “If they try anything reckless,

paled. She was at a loss for words. Common sense seemed to be a foreign concept to this crazy girl. Was

in the

decisions, but I hope you won’t lose yourself.” As his

arm around Dustin’s and said cheekily, “I’ll

Lana.” Ms. Camron, this is my student. She’s

We’re practically family now. There’s no need for a discount. Just take it for free,”

lady!” Abigail

are favors, and business is business. You can’t just give it away for

pouted immediately. She said pitifully, “Dustin, I’m very poor. My family is in dire straits. Can’t you do me a favor?