An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

After dealing with Florence, Dahlia turned to Dustin and said calmly, “Dear sir, miss, I’m very sorry for what happened earlier. I assure you there won’t be a next time. My apologies again for the disturbance.”

After she spoke, she lowered her head slightly to show her sincerity. The crowd nodded in approval as they watched her apology.

As Sir Mosey’s goddaughter, her status was second only to him. And offering a public apology was a level of humility not easily found. Her awareness of putting the situation first made the public realize that Sir Mosey had put his trust in the right person.

“There’s no need for such formality, Ms. Nicholson. We never wanted to make the situation worse. Having this resolved peacefully was the best outcome we could ask for.” Dustin nodded slightly.

“Sir, you are indeed a sensible man. May I ask for your name?” Dahlia asked politely.

“I’m Rhett Adams. And this is my sister, Abigail Adams,” Dustin replied.

“Mr. and Ms. Adams, welcome. You are our guests, so please take a seat upstairs.” Dahlia nodded. As she spoke, she gestured for a waiter and arranged front seats for Dustin and Abigail.

“Thank you.” Without hesitation, Dustin led Abigail to their seats in the front row. They had drawn quite the attention, but luckily, it didn’t escalate into a full- blown conflict. It seemed unlikely to affect their plans.

so kind to them? I’d have kicked them out.

you not ashamed of your words?” Dahlia gave her a

know what would have happened if the situation escalated? Once word gets out, the Moseys will be

teaching two ignorant people a lesson. What does it have to do with Sir Mosey’s reputation?” Florence thought Dahlia was

serious? Open your eyes and look around you. Who are the people in attendance today?”

an absurd spectacle in the presence of these influential

consequences if someone with malicious intent took advantage of the

scrutiny”. The Moseys drew considerable attention, and they had to approach every matter carefully. They had to prevent others from gaining the upper hand to prevent any

be consequences? Besides, it wasn’t

“That’s enough!” Dahlia frowned.

reason was, but all of you must remember one thing. You must think about the bigger picture today.

repeatedly. They finally realized the gravity of the situation. While they were used

now grab a seat for yourselves. And don’t cause any more trouble,” Dahlia reminded them before returning