Everyone looked at the triumphant Wen Xiao’ai, wondering whether this was luck or if she was pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger.
A man in black, without waiting for Bai Tang’s instruction, directly placed 100,000 yuan in cash before Wen Xiao’ai.
Wen Xiao’ai looked at the money she received, and a variety of delicious foods appeared in her mind.
Yay! No need to starve, nor sleep on the streets tonight.
As Bai Tang spoke, he shook the Dice Cup again, and Wen Xiao’ai immediately snapped back into the game.
After a series of motions, Bai Tang slammed the Dice Cup on the table, "Guess."
"Two, three, six," she blurted out without hesitation.
Her confident demeanor made the onlookers take things seriously.
Bai Tang curled his lips into a smile, a smile with a deeper meaning, and moved his hand to lift the cup again.
As the crowd saw the dice faces, they began to feel uneasy.
Once might be luck, but what about twice?
Everyone was sure by now, this girl had definitely been pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger and had intentionally gotten close to Bai Tang.
Why continue gambling? Bai had already spoken. If she lost, he would take her home.
One deliberately approached, the other liked what he saw, and they could go home to sleep—
Looking at the 100,000 yuan she won again, Wen Xiao’ai couldn’t help but smile.
That smile revealed two cute little canine teeth, making her look very playful and cute.
"One last game," Bai Tang said as he was about to shake the Dice Cup again, but Wen Xiao’ai spoke, "I’m done playing, this money is enough for me, and if I win again, I don’t have enough hands to carry it."
She reached for the money in front of her, ready to leave and buy some tasty food.
"Not playing?" Bai Tang’s hand, ready to shake the Dice Cup, paused.
"Yeah, I’m done playing." Wen Xiao’ai didn’t even look at Bai Tang, excitedly stuffing the money into her bosom.
"We agreed on three rounds, and that was only the second," he said.
"Find someone else for the last game, or wait for another day when I run out of money, then I’ll come back to you," she said, still not looking at Bai Tang.
Completely blinded by the money.
Seeing Wen Xiao’ai’s greedy attitude confused some of the spectators.
Were these actions designed to capture then escape, or was she really here for the money?
Hearing her last words about coming back to Bai whenever she needed money, could it really just be about the money?
Regardless of the reason, she had hidden her abilities.
Clearly knowing how to play, yet pretending not to—
They were utterly bewildered, almost believing it was true.
"You can’t take the money and leave."
"Why?" Wen Xiao’ai paused in taking the money, her head raising to look at Bai Tang.
"Because there’s still one game left. We agreed on three games, and if you leave halfway, the previous rounds don’t count. That’s the rule."
"...Alright, you shake then," she said.
Wen Xiao’ai did not put the money she had in her arms back on the table; this would save her the trouble of picking it up again later.
Bai Tang shook the Dice Cup once more, using a completely new technique.
However, when Wen Xiao’ai accurately reported the three numbers again, Bai Tang furrowed his brows.
He delayed in lifting the Dice Cup, his brows twisted as if he were struggling with something internally.
Seeing Wen Xiao’ai across from him, reporting the numbers then continuing to stuff the money into her bosom, his hand on the Dice Cup suddenly exerted a little pressure.
Under the curious gaze of the crowd, he lifted the Dice Cup.
Bai Tang’s voice sounded.
Hearing this, Wen Xiao’ai immediately looked up at the three dice, frowning, "Impossible."
"You indeed lost. Come home with me," Bai Tang threw the Dice Cup onto the table. Newest update provıded by novel{f}ire.net
His mood was not very good.
For he had been prominent in the gambling world for many years, yet today, he had done something despicably dishonest—he had cheated!
Just for this girl, he had rigged the game.