Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chloe picked up the phone and called a friend.

A few minutes later, the manager of the underground casino at the nightclub got a mysterious phone call. Just as luck would have it, Rat walked back into the casino, where the air buzzed with the excitement of high-stakes gambling. The urge to join in was almost unbearable for him.

Despite knowing the chip counter wouldn't offer him more credit, Rat couldn't resist. He approached the manager, "Mr. Money, could you spot me another fifty thousand? I promise I'll pay you back, with interest."

To Rat's surprise, the manager, who had been rather chilly with him just thirty minutes earlier, was now all smiles. "You're one of our VIPs. Take as many chips as you want. Don't worry about the money. Just have a great time."

Rat was thrilled and didn't stop to question Mr. Money's sudden change in demeanor. All he could think about was getting back to the tables. "So, can I get credit for five hundred thousand then?"

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