An Understated Dominance

Chapter 481

Dustin was in a dilemma. “Dahlia, you know I’m only average at martial arts. I’ve never been a Chief Security

Officer before. Don’t you think I’m not suited for that post?” He was good at fighting and treating illnesses, but he had no experience holding an executive position in a company. It just didn’t feel right.

“You just need to be good at fighting.” Dahlia smiled at him. “You don’t need to do anything. You just need to oversee safety matters and, at the same time, protect me from harm.”

“Dustin didn’t know what to say.

“Hmph! If you don’t want to do it, fine.” She pulled a long face. “I’ll just die a quick death if someone wants to harm me. It’s no big deal.”

“Come on, it’s not that serious.” His eyes twitched.

Dahlia responded, “You’re right, it’s not that serious. Nicholson Corp. has tens of billions in assets. Of course, I don’t need any protection as the newly appointed chairman. It’s not like anyone is after their shares. Please. just remember to collect my body when I’m assassinated.”

“Stop speaking like that. Alright, I’ll do it, okay?” He smiled bitterly. This woman had started learning some tricks.

“Don’t force yourself. I don’t want you to regret your decision.” Dahlia said.

I’m not forcing myself. And

the one who said it; I didn’t force you.” She immediately flashed

like I’ve fallen into your

waiting for the opportunity to be

you well. I didn’t prepare any gifts today, so I’ll give you a small reward first.” She stood up on her tiptoes

back, a waft of a light fragrance followed. Dustin froze and

retorted wittily. However, her face turned bright red. In the end, she wasn’t able to act freely

phone suddenly rang. It was a

Dustin? Sorry for bothering

anything I can help you with, Patrick?” Dustin’s tone was

even though my grandfather’s condition has stabilized, he’s been coughing nonstop these past few days, and he doesn’t seem to be in good

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for a moment before it hit him. “Oh, I’m sorry! I’ve been so busy

days that I’ve forgotten about it. But no worries;

it to

for the trouble.” Patrick