An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 1081

"Thank you, Ms. Nicholson, but that won't be necessary." Dustin shook his head without taking the name card.

"What?" Dahlia raised her eyebrow, surprised.

"Are you sure you don't want to think about it?"

There were only a few people who would reject her offer. Dustin not only rejected it altogether, he didn't even hesitate.

"No, thank you. Being an insurance agent is pretty good. I won't adapt to a corporate lifestyle." Dustin declined again.

"Hey! Do you know how many people are dying to get into Ms. Nicholson's company? She's giving you a chance, don't be ungrateful!" Elena said arrogantly.

As Sir Mosey's goddaughter, even the aristocrats in Oakvale had to show Dahlia respect.

How dare an insurance agent decline her offer? He was disrespectful!

"Why don't you take the offer instead? I don't need it." Dustin glanced at her coldly.

"You—!" Elena was about to retort when Dahlia raised her hand to stop her.

"Forget about it. Since he refused, I won't force him. I'll be off first." Dahlia left after saying that.

She wasn't the kind of person who took the initiative to speak up, and compromising was simply out of the question. In reality, she had only extended the offer out of curiosity.

"Hmph! You're as stubborn as a mule! You'll regret it sooner or later!" Elena glared at Dustin before leaving with Dahlia.

"You actually refused a benefactor willing to be your mentor? I can't tell if you're self-aware or just an idiot," Vivian said sarcastically.

"Great opportunities don't come by often. You've missed out on a chance of becoming successful." Evan sneered, looking at Dustin like he was a fool.

Dahlia had personally extended an invitation. While others could never receive that kind of treatment even if they begged, this brat declined repeatedly. What a fool!

"Alright, let's not talk about that anymore. I'm getting hungry. Let's go back and get some food." Sheila mediated the situation.

She was happy that Dustin didn't fall for a beautiful woman. Although she was beautiful too, she was incomparable to an exquisite beauty like Dahlia.