Despite Hannah’s efforts to help stabilize ine’s mental state, ine’s mindset had already deteriorated significantly!
To be frank, ine possessed some skill in mahjong. However, her main issue was that she couldn’t change the tiles she drew. If her hand was poor, there was nothing she could do about it. Her emotions were now clearly visible on her face.
For instance, she could radiate excitement for an extended period if she won, but when it came to losing, she felt an overwhelming urge to devour her opponents alive!
Earlier in the day, she had enjoyed a series of victories, managing to win around three hundred thousand dors. Yet, after suffering losses in two significant games, she had lost a staggering amount. Not only did she forfeit the three hundred thousand dors she had previously won, but she also lost over two million dors! This was essentially half of her life savings!
ine hadn’t umted much wealth in her life, and her husbandcked any real skills, making it particrly challenging for her to save two million dors.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
In fact, she hade dangerously close to losing a significant amount when she invested in P2P financial management funds previously. It was only thanks to Charlie stepping in that she managed to retrieve her money.
After that incident, she used her daughter’s office rental refund, which exceeded one hundred thousand dors, along with funds from Jacobs’ modest sale of antiques to rebuild her two million dors in savings.
Now, all of that hard-earned money was gone because of just two games…
Seeing ine’s face turn a sickly green, Linda decided to provoke her further, asking, “Sister ine, do you still want to y? Are you feeling heartbroken over your losses? It’s just a little over two million dors. You can easily afford a vi in Thompson First, so why does losing this amount hurt so much?”
“Of course, we’re ying!” ine replied, her face twitching slightly. “This small amount of money is nothing! We’re just having fun, right? Let’s continue!”
“Yes, we’re just ying for fun! Money isn’t an issue,” the other two women chimed in enthusiastically.
At that moment, ine had no idea that the three women were actually coborating to swindle her out of her money.<fnfbf2> The source of th?s content is fι?dnοvel</fnfbf2>
This was an automatic mahjong machine, and while shuffling the tiles, Linda could manipte the shuffle to follow a prearranged n.
This allowed her to control how the tiles were distributed!
In the previous game, although ine had a fantastic hand, the winnings of sixty thousand and ny thousand had been evenly split among the other three yers. Consequently, ine was already at a disadvantage as soon as she received her tiles. Unless the three of them discarded their cards, ine would never stand a chance of winning.
Yet, ine was blissfully unaware of this.
Filled with confidence after drawing a Heavenly Hand, she remained hopeful despite her eventual loss, attributing it to mere bad luck for not drawing the right tile.
This mentality only fueled ine’s determination to continue ying.
Afterward, Linda used the automatic mahjong machine to ensure that ine would win the next game.
ine went on to win two consecutive games, her tiles appearing very favorable. However, even with those victories, her winnings amounted to only one hundred thousand dors from the three women. This was merely a drop in the bucketpared to her previous losses!
ine’s emotions became even more vtile. Having lost over two million dors in just two games, how was it possible that she only won one hundred thousand dors after winning two more?! Why couldn’t she have won two significant games instead?
These thoughts raced through her mind as ine clenched her teeth, ready to confront the three women!
They resumed their game.
This time, ine held three east tiles, three west tiles, three south tiles, and two north tiles, along with two red suits.
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