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An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 989

Dustin felt his chest collapse. He was thrown high into the air before crashing heavily onto the ground.

He spat out a third mouthful of blood that landed in a splat far from him. It was a horrifying sight.

"Sir!" Abigail screamed. Her eyes reddened, her face full of grief and anger.

She wanted to rush forward, but Azalea held her tight. So, she could only watch as Dustin suffered.

"One more step … just one more step … Natasha is still waiting for me. I can't fall now!" After collecting himself, Dustin clenched his teeth.

Swaying unsteadily, he forced his battered body to stand upright. He was trembling and weak.

He was like a flickering candle that would go out at any moment.

"Sir, just give up! Let's give up the Shadowbloom. If you continue like this, you will die!" Abigail was anxious as tears started flowing.

She could tell that Dustin was already at his limit. Another strike, and he would be dead.

Drip, drip, drip …

Dustin remained determined. He straightened his body and staggered forward.

Blood continued to drip from his mouth and nose, falling to the ground.

"Dustin! Don't push it anymore! Is it worth it for a woman?

"She won't live either if you die!" Azalea screamed. Even she couldn't bear to continue watching.

She couldn't understand Dustin. Was there someone in this world more important than their own life?

Looking at his unwavering gaze, she was moved. She even felt jealous of Natasha for having a man willing to sacrifice his life for her.

"Why? Why are you so desperate?" Iris frowned. She looked at Dustin, conflicted.

Even she admired Dustin's strong willpower. His fearless efforts especially reminded her of her younger self.

"The Shadowbloom … I must get the Shadowbloom … I must save her!" Dustin mumbled to himself.

He took difficult steps forward, but he was determined. As long as he lived, he would not give up.

Right then, Iris fell into a daze. She realized something when faced with Dustin's tenacity.

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