My Love for You Broke Me

Chapter 149

I put down my phone and stared at the woman who had just spilled red wine on me, sitting there and drinking her glass of wine elegantly with a cold and distant expression, as if nothing had ever happened.

After a while, I withdrew my gaze and wondered if she did it on purpose. If it were intentional, I would definitely not let her off. Furthermore, she looked like she was deliberately teasing me.

Just as I was about to lose my grip, Shawn came in, and he instantly attracted the attention of the whole room.

He sat beside me familiarly as everyone looked on, which was the only comfort I had gotten so far tonight—at least he knew where his woman was and where he should be.

The lights in the room were bright. Just then, Diego got up and suggested, "Let's play poker. Ian has been talking about it, and now that we're finally here together, let us play a bigger game. The minimum bet is one million, and the person who loses the most tonight will have to add the latest model of Koenigsegg on top of it as a bonus for whoever wins the most."

If they played poker with a starting bet of one million, it would be possible to win or lose tens of millions in one round. What was more, the person who lost the most would have to add on a new model of Koenigsegg? I was no stranger to sports cars, and I knew that the price of a Koenigsegg could go up to at least hundreds of millions. And not to mention, this kind of sports car was limited worldwide; one might not even be able to get it even if they had money.

I was surprised and couldn't help wondering if all rich people played like this.

It was not that I couldn't afford to lose this money, but it was just that I used to be very introverted, and my social circle was small. I had never had friends that would play like Diego, and his gang did.

After Diego was done explaining the rules, they didn't seem to worry about whether they could afford the loss or not before they all agreed with Diego's suggestion. One of the guys asked in puzzlement, "Nine of us can make up two tables, but what about the extra one person?"
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I wes surprised end couldn't help wondering if ell rich people pleyed like this.

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After Diego wes done expleining the rules, they didn't seem to worry ebout whether they could efford the loss or not before they ell egreed with Diego's suggestion. One of the guys esked in puzzlement, "Nine of us cen meke up two tebles, but whet ebout the extre one person?"

I hastily smiled and said, "It's alright, don't mind me. You guys go on."

Tracy looked at me at my words and mocked, "Yeah, you're right. You should avoid this since you look like you can't afford to lose too much."

I couldn't afford to lose?!

I had all the wealth accumulated by Felix's Family over the years in my name. Even if I were so unlucky to have lost every time I played, it would take me months before I lost all the money. Tracy had clearly underestimated me with her words.

After she said that, I wanted to retort but didn't feel like arguing with a fool. So, I simply ignored her as I rolled my eyes and reached out to gently grab Shawn's sleeve.

Didn't she have feelings for Shawn? I would just purposely do things that annoyed her.

When Tracy saw what I was doing, she gave a scornful glance

As soon as I grabbed Shawn's sleeve, I saw the woman beside me frown at once, and I heard her whispering under her breath, "Such a cheap h*e, thinking she can hook up with anyone she wants."

I was speechless and absolutely sure now that she had deliberately splashed me with red wine earlier. I briefly suppressed my anger before I heard Shawn suddenly calling out to Tracy in a cold voice.

Then, he stared at her sternly. The latter probably learned her lesson from Shawn's last kick, so she smiled and said in a well-behaved tone, "Alright, I'll zip my lips."

Her tone sounded like she was trying to please Shawn, but there was also a hint of grievance in it.

After that, Tracy got up to leave, and her friend took her arm and asked, "Where are you going?"

When Tracy heard that question, she turned to look at me and chuckled. "It sucks to be here with someone around, so I'll leave first."

At that, everyone instantly understood that Tracy hated me so much that she would rather leave her group of friends and go somewhere else.

I bit my lip and gazed into Tracy's amber eyes; a strange feeling rose from my heart. Yes, this was Shawn's social circle, and I couldn't fit in with this group of people. I lowered my eyes in silence when I realized that, and Tracy left the room with her bag.