Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 274

Marcus felt nothing but shame. He wanted nothing more than to find a hole to crawl into. He was seething with hatred for Sebastian.

"You're not going anywhere. I want to gamble with you again!"

Marcus saw Sebastian and the others trying to leave and quickly blocked their path.

"What if I refuse?" Sebastian asked with a cold smirk.

Marcus replied icily, "You have no choice. According to the rules here, if a two-person gamble is not settled in three rounds, the losing party has the right to decide to continue."

"Is that so?" Sebastian looked at Zia and asked. He didn't understand the rules here.

Zia nodded, her eyes filled with concern.

Sebastian had only won her back through unconventional means, and if they gambled again, he might end up losing her once more. But that was the rule, and they had no choice but to abide by it.

"Since that's the case, I'll gamble again, with stakes of five hundred billion each. We'll settle this in one round," Sebastian proposed.

Marcus sneered. "Seems like you don't understand any rules. You won the woman from me. Now that I want to win her back, your wager must be her!"

didn't know about these rules, so he could only nod

you

"I'll wager 500 billion."

agreed to use 500 billion earlier doesn't mean I agree now. Unless

wish." Marcus immediately said to the people present, "Someone, get

people present

actually

help. A woman

her bright eyes sparkling. But her perky, prominent chest caught everyone's attention the most. Most men simply drooled

want me here?"

a favor," Marcus replied

You know my gambling skills. I was careless just now and didn't expect him to be cunning. But I'm prepared this time. I won't lose

was still reluctant to

"This is the Returning Pill you've been longing for. As long as you help me with this favor, it's

snatched the bottle

was a unique pill refined by their family. It could detoxify, heal, and treat injuries with incredibly potent effects. Having one on

for its production, only one

several elders, there was barely enough