The maids' eyes widened in shock.

Sophie couldn't help but chuckle.

Each maid pulled a bill from her purse and placed it in Gordon's hand. Then, they ran out crying.

Sophie was initially puzzled about why losing a single game made them cry, but the next moment, Gordon opened the drawer of the desk in front of him, revealing a thick stack of red bills.

That stack was worth two months' wages for those maids!

"Mr. Gordon, are you hard up for cash?"

"Not at all," Gordon said coolly. "But winning money sure feels great."

After a few days, Gordon seemed even more cunning than before.

Sophie sat across from Gordon and asked directly, "Why do you pretend to be sick?"

"Ever gone fishing?"

"Fishing?"

family in Devonport is like an anchor, always steady. I got curious, wondering what

Sophie. "In an hour, just with a deck of cards,

Sophie was stunned.

continued, "These

been getting reports on Devonport. Over a

arcade's size has more than tripled, with cash transactions in the arcade alone exceeding

wasn't cash transactions banned years

became popular, cash was exchanged for gaming tokens, and winnings could be converted back into cash. This

form

underwent major reforms.

and

hadn't had such

they still engage in gambling. Ordinary people can only enter through the front door, and those in the know use the back door. The daily

this, Sophie frowned and

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