An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Looking at that detestable face of the past, Dustin frowned. He had expected to encounter familiar faces at this place. And the whole reason he disguised himself was to avoid having his identity exposed.

However, he never expected to cross paths with Florence and her group in such an unfortunate manner. Fortunately, she didn’t recognize him. Intending to diffuse the situation, Dustin apologized, “I’m sorry for not paying attention just now. Are you hurt?

“Hmph! You must be blind!”

Florence dusted herself off as she got up from the ground. She shouted arrogantly, “Do you know who I am? How dare you run into me? You must be tired of living!”

Her social standing was no longer what it was before. Anyone who offended her now was essentially seeking their demise.

“Hey! You were the one who didn’t watch where you were going! How can you be so unreasonable and blame us when you were the one who ran into us? “Abigail was indignant.

“Who the hell are you? How dare you point fingers at me?”

Florence glared at Abigail, her tone becoming more aggressive. “I order you to apologize to me right now and compensate me for my mental distress. Otherwise, I’ll make sure you regret it!”

we don’t, what are you going to do about

dare you talk back? Do you know

and pay up. Otherwise, you’ll be in big trouble!” Suddenly, Julie, who was standing

the person, everyone was expected to obediently comply with their

against us.

had more important things to attend to today and was eager to pull himself out of this

apology won’t cut it!

Abigail and demanded, “She was disrespectful to me earlier and must be

“Abigail, apologize,” Dustin signaled.

of turn and offended you. I’m sorry,

simple apology is enough? What do you take

and apologize to me.

it. Did she really