An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 655

"Who would have guessed that the Charging Tiger gang would get here so fast? The young man's in deep trouble now!"

"Well, he deserves it. I mean, why did he have to go and offend the son of their leader?"

"Exactly. We, common folks, have our way of life. If he didn't have the power, then he should have laid low. See, now even his life is in danger." The crowd looked at Dustin as if he were already a dead man.

The Charging Tiger gang had always been known for their arrogance and vengefulness. Anyone who offended them met a tragic fate—they'd either go bankrupt, or their family would suffer great tragedy. There has never been an instance like today, where the son of their leader had been beaten up, and so brutally, at that. Even when an ordinary gang member experienced injustice, the gang would go all out to demand a payback. So, now that it happened to their leader's son, it was inevitable that Dustin and the Robinsons' would bear the full wrath of the Charging Tiger gang.

"Oh no, darn it! Now we're all done for!" Edmund felt weak in the knees when he saw the fierce appearance of the members of the Charging Tiger gang, and his face paled.

"There are so many of them?" Abigail frowned, worry written all over her face. She could not help the trepidation that crept up on her. She knew Dustin was a skilled fighter, but the Charging Tiger gang had the numbers. She counted at least 100 henchmen, each armed with a machete. No matter how skilled Dustin was, he was severely outnumbered.

Right then, Chad, with his terribly swollen and bruised face, seemed to be aware that something was going on, so he tried his best to open his eyes. Managing only to open his eyes into the narrowest of slits, he saw the situation around him and laughed maniacally. "Hahaha! My men from the Charging Tiger gang are here! You, all of you, will die here today!"

"Run, Sir! I'll hold them back!" Abigail saw the Charging Tiger gang close in on them, and she rushed to stand in front of Dustin, raising the broken bat above her head with a determined look. She had been the one who called Dustin, so now that there was trouble, she had to be the one to bear full responsibility.

"Take care of yourself, kid! These shrimps can't hurt me," Dustin said calmly, showing no sign of fear.

"But, Sir, there are so many of them! How can you fend them off alone? I don't want you to get into trouble! Quick, go now!" Abigail urged Dustin anxiously.

As they spoke, the gang members had already surrounded them. Even if they wished to leave now, they no longer had a way out.