An Understated Dominance

Chapter 1230 One Life For One Life

They had never seen someone so audacious before, breaking into the Grant family in broad daylight, single-handedly holding Brayden hostage. It was like striking a rock with an egg, courting death.

“Kid, do you see this? You’re surrounded now, and all around you are soldiers of the Grant family. What makes you think you can fight against me?” Brayden sneered. “If you don’t want to die, immediately release me and then sever your own meridians, kneel down and beg for mercy. Maybe then, I might spare your life!”

“Do you believe I lack the resolve to end you? Or do you presume you can dictate my actions?” Dustin’s voice remained cold and resolute.

“Hehe… do you have the audacity? Take a look around! You’re ensnared like a rat, with no way out. Your only recourse is to kneel and surrender!” Brayden retorted with arrogance.

“Dustin! Release Brayden at once and surrender the treasure, or both you and the Harmon family will face obliteration!” Kate’s threat reverberated loudly.

“You hold hostages, and so do I. One life for one life,” Dustin attempted to temper his simmering anger.

“An eye for an eye?” Kate appeared to be contemplating her next move, casting a glance toward Tyler as if seeking his counsel.

Tyler remained silent but signaled his agreement with a nod.

uphold a certain degree of fraternity. Moreover, Dustin’s fate seemed sealed, making it a calculated

that gravely injured man forward,” Kate

Their path left a gruesome trail of bloodstains

Dustin’s expression changed when he saw

death, his body bearing countless wounds that

effort. He was in a dire predicament, and with the formidable might of the Grant family arrayed against him, Dustin seemed

a savage! You won’t even spare your

believed that only Natasha had been captured,

that the elder

the chatter! Release the hostages immediately!” Kate

too!” Dustin ground

just declared one life for one life. If you wish to free Natasha, you must surrender the

let’s start

He promptly consented. At this critical juncture, Hector’s life

elderly man