The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Charlie played steadily, and he put in another five million chips, leaving only two million chips on hand.

Walliot wanted to force Charlie to hurry up and pay out a sum of money first and so, he immediately threw in ten million chips and spoke up, "Mr. Wade, I'll bet one hundred million euros. You seem to be running out of chips already." Charlie shrugged, and he threw his bunch of miscellaneous cards aside directly as he said, "I fold."

There was an uproar in the crowd.

"He's folding just like that?"

"He has already bet one or two hundred million euros, but he is folding just like that?! Does this guy know how to play or not?"

"If I would have known that he's so stupid, I would have just played against him just now! I wouldn't have let Walliot take all the money, then!"

Walliot was about to laugh out happily at this moment, and he almost could not control his emotions anymore. So, after calming himself down for a long time, he finally said, "Mr. Wade, you don't have any more chips for the next game. Do you think that you should pay up first, then?" Charlie frowned, and he had an unhappy expression o

n his face as he said, "This is really strange! Why am I so unlucky today?"

After saying that, Charlie looked at Walliot and asked, "I will have to spend money to redeem the chips now, right?"

yes!" Walliot smiled brightly, and he squinted as he said, "Mr. Wade, I will give you my Swiss bank account

bank account number first. I will arrange for finance to make the

definitely be more troublesome. It will take a while for the money to arrive, and cannot possibly let everyone wait for the transfer to be done. Why don't w e do

do

pretended to look very embarrassed as he said, "Mr. Wade, your Concorde is indeed very rare, but the Concorde is already a really old plane. Wouldn't three hundred million euros be a little too much

Walliot with

that you are really indecisive and wishy-washy as a man. You're acting

if I were to mortgage the Concorde for three hundred million euros to you, wouldn't it

"Walliot! Mr. Wade is right. You're really too unmanly, right? You're being overly calculative over such a small

only then

his senses a s he

to mortgage the plane to me, and no matter how

chips will

fall

time, the plane will not only belong to

to pay me one