An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Marriage?” Dahlia frowned immediately upon hearing this. They had just met today, and she barely knew anything about “Rhett”. Even if he had saved her life, agreeing to a marital commitment was a big jump.

It was evident from Anders’ words that he saw her as a tool, a commodity that was up for sale. It made her extremely uncomfortable.

“Anders, marriage is a serious matter. You shouldn’t treat it lightly,” Seamus raised an eyebrow.

“Godfather, Mr. Adams and Dahlia are a match made in heaven. Coupled with his heroic actions, they seemed destined for each other. If they got engaged today, it would undoubtedly be a doubly joyous occasion,” Anders advised.

“Dahlia, what do you think?” Instead of giving a direct answer, Seamus turned to Dahlia for her opinion.

“Godfather, I’m extremely grateful to Mr. Adams for saving me, but to repay him with marriage is something I just cannot bring myself to do.” Dahlia shook her head gently.

“Dahlia, marriage is often decided by the parents. I’m afraid you have no say in this,” Anders said with a smirk.

“If I have no say, then you certainly have no say, either,” Dahlia retorted.

brother is just like a

a smile and asked, “Mr. Adams, what do you

I’m not worthy of Ms. Nicholson with my humble status. There is

Adams, don’t underestimate yourself. Everyone here witnessed your heroic deeds earlier. With a little bit of effort, your future will be

become a part of the Mosey family. If you encounter

an exceptional beauty ranked on the Beauty Ranking with countless admirers.

a commotion. Plenty of young talents looked at Dustin with envy

a marriage proposal from the

only have power and influence but also have a beautiful woman to go home to.

it! Why aren’t

To become Seamus’ son-in-law was something countless people dreamt of. Not to mention, Dahlia’s beauty made it seem like a

right, Sir Anders, marrying Ms. Nicholson would definitely make my life

smile formed on Anders’ lips when he heard Dustin. As expected, few men could resist the temptation of both beauty and

words. “Nevertheless, I must decline