An Understated Dominance

Chapter 239

The Harmons were shocked that the handsomely–paid King of Kicks had tricked them instead of lending them a helping hand. At that moment, they were lost and helpless.

Meanwhile, the Boulderthorn guild was all smiles, a stark contrast to the anger and indignation on the Harmons‘ end.

“Hahaha Ms. Harmon, your family has lost three rounds. Anyone else wants to get into the ring? If not, we’ll declare victory!” Brody laughed insolently. Very few knew the fact that the King of Kicks was a good friend of Mr. Williams. The betrayal was part of his plan as well. That would force the Harmons into a corner!

“Oh no! Are the Harmons leaving in defeat?”

“I was looking forward to a great battle tonight. Who knew we’d witness such a botched situation!”

“At the end of the day, the Harmons have fallen into a trap. The King of Kicks that they wasted the effort on recruiting turns out to be a rat from the Boulderthorn guild!”

“Might is right! There’s no point arguing over this. The Harmons are destined to lose!”

There was a lot of gossip surrounding the sharp turn of events. People were shocked and sympathetic; some were even gleeful at the disaster.

is a sham! What do we do now? Do we take the defeat?” Quentin put on an

and critical look.

situation had unfolded beyond her control,

was anyone who could save

anyone from your side going into the ring? Just admit defeat if you have no one else to

defeat! Don’t waste our time!” Those

return, only upset looks on

A voice boomed and echoed in the guild.

crowd. It was Dustin

audience standing beside him

kidding? The audacity to join the battle!” Quentin was

Dustin a

Even Mr. Wangsley and the rest were no match for the Boulderthorn guild. What can you do up there? Losing your life?” Jessica rebuked, but she was more concerned about the reputation of the Harmons than Dustin’s safety. If he lost the battle, the Harmon family’s

don’t have to take the risk. If they want our stocks, we’ll give it to them.” Natasha was

man. No amount of stocks or benefits was worth risking his