“I win!” Linda eximed with glee as she dramatically mmed her tiles down! “I’ve got fifty-eight thousand, all in one suit, a Concealed Hand, and a Concealed Kong! That’s a multiplier of forty-eight, which means I win four hundred and eighty thousand dors! Sorry, Sister ine!”


    ine felt as if she had just tumbled into a freezing ice cer!


    Four hundred and eighty thousand dors lost simply because she discarded one tile?


    She had recently won three hundred thousand dors after a long stretch, and now it felt like she was relinquishing all of it in an instant. On top of that, she would need to add over a hundred thousand dors more to cover her losses…


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    ine felt deeply unsettled, as if her mind was unraveling.


    Hannah quickly tried to console her, “Oh! ine, you can’t expect to win every game! You’ve already had so many wins. Losing one game doesn’t matter; you’ll recover your losses in no time!”


    Linda added with a smile, “Exactly! It’s just one round. We have plenty more rounds to y today!”


    ine felt a bit more reassured, but inside, she was still suffocating with the desire to recoup her losses!


    After using her online banking to transfer four hundred and eighty thousand dors to Linda, they dove into the next game.


    However, luck was not on ine’s side this time; she received terrible tiles.


    She was stunned when she flipped her tiles over! How could she possibly have such a disastrous hand?!


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    With tiles like these, she would need to draw at least seven or eight just to have a chance at winning…


    She felt on the brink of copse!


    How could she possibly turn this around?


    ine sensed that winning was out of the question, especially since the others at the table had already formed two sets of tiles!


    Moreover, it appeared that the three other yers were all enjoying fantastic hands, brimming with happiness and excitement.


    Hannah was the first to draw her tile.


    Next up were Linda and Gianna.


    As ine watched them draw their tiles, her heart raced uncontrobly.


    With each passing moment, her prospects appeared increasingly dire, heightening her anxiety.


    In a moment of desperation, she reached for a ‘Yaoji’ tile, convinced that there was an eighty percent chance of safety in discarding it. “Yaoji! I don’t think any of you want this tile, right?” she called out as she tossed it away.


    Gianna, seated next to ine, burst out joyfully, “Hahaha! This is unbelievable! I won!”


    Hannah chimed in, a bit sheepish, “Oh my God! I won too! I have a Dragon Tiles Suit!”


    Linda grinned, “Hey! I won as well! I got the Thirteen Orphans!”


    ine was utterly shocked as she looked at the tiles disyed by the other three yers and realized that they had all won because she discarded her ‘Yaoji’ tile!


    With just that one tile!


    This was a disaster.


    ine had already faced a loss of one hundred and eighty times, which totaled one million and eight hundred thousand dors!


    Her head spun in disbelief.


    What was going on?! She had lost two consecutive games and, in a matter of moments, had seen over two million dors vanish due to these two games! It felt unbearably harsh!


    To make matters worse, ine’s financial situation had dwindled. Her total savings had been over two million dors, but with today’s losses, she would be left with only two to three hundred thousand dors…


    ine felt the sting of tears welling up, but Gianna was already urging her, “Sister ine, why don’t we settle the ounts first? Then we can move on to the next game.”


    Upon hearing Gianna’s suggestion to settle up, ine’s face fell. One million and eight hundred thousand dors! How could she possibly agree to that?


    The three women exchanged looks, and Hannah began to persuade ine once more, “ine, it’s just a couple of losses. If luck turns, you could easily win back two more games! If you stop now, you’ll never recover what you’ve lost!”


    She continued, “Remember thest time we yed, Gianna lost two to three million dors. But she turned it around with a big four win, followed by another two million from a big three. She made back a lot that night!”