Resurrecting the Genius Within

Resurrecting the Genius Within

Chapter 302 Into the Casino.

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Isabelle asked. “Never hit up a bar, even during your Western schooling days? Didn’t you kick back with friends on weekends?”

George answered. “Never really clicked with my peers. Entertainment never felt like a necessity to me

Internally, Isabelle mused. He’s a total workaholic.

Sensing Isabelle’s playful nature, George switched gears. Just haven’t found the right crowd to hang out with.”

Isabelle grinned mischievously. “Sounds like you could use a little excitement; how about trying your hand at some gambling?”

“Count me in,” George agreed.

Meanwhile. Dylan observed them entering the casino, a flicker of concern crossing his features. “Mr. George might be swayed by Ms. Jenkins

The casino, opulent and vast, boasted a bar and various dining choices. It stood as the area’s premier gambling spot, drawing crowds even in broad daylight. As George and Isabelle stepped in, their sophisticated aura turned heads aplenty.

As they strolled through the casino, a woman in a bunny costume glided past, her hips swaying as she served drinks. Ignoring her flirtatious glance, George and Isabelle continued their exploration.

Noticing a subtle scent, Isabelle asked, “Catch something interesting?”

George said, “Nothing”

Isabelle smirked, seemingly onto something. How familiar is she with this scene? She navigated the casino like a seasoned pro.

“Let’s scope out the games, Isabelle suggested.

George took her to one of the tables. Isabelle listened to the game and knew what they were doing.

origins in Fleoburg, played with 3 to 8 decks, each comprising 52 shuffled cards… Involving bets on the bank, player, tie,

the quintessential Texas poker … “They moved from table to table. Isabelle effortlessly grasping each

explanation of the rules, George’s attention remained fixed on her. “How did

with Yves, who was known for his openness to such activities,

quipped, “Apparently, murder and arson are fine, but gambling is where you draw

George chuckled.

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strategic play. Encouraged by Isabelle, he

Isabelle

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its straightforward rules–aim for 21 points or higher than the dealer–required more than luck; it demandéd nerve, tempting players

the dealer and other players glanced at them,

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they couldn’t be understood.

laid down his chips, the dealer

George shared the points

made them a formidable duo, poised to challenge the casino. Not to

secured victory in ten consecutive

business and knack for emotional manipulation, George effortlessly

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and the dealer’s demeanour, calculating odds meticulously, George

with her chips,

them, the dealer’s nerves were evident, while the casino

table gradually filled with

Isabelle, George subtly draped his coat over her, creating a comfortable bubble around

a respectful distance from

Isabelle proposed, “Let’s try another table.”

new spot, prompting a sigh of relief from the