<h4>Chapter 200 I actually get along quite well with David</h4>


    "Didn''t youe to gamble? Why have you stopped ying?"


    David didn''t leave immediately,he wanted to see how William would lose all his money at the casino.


    How would a gambler, who''s lost all his money, win over L''s heart?


    Even if L had a good impression of William, if he repeatedly approached her for loans due to his gambling habits, any affection she had for him would vanish.


    In reality, William had more chips on him than just the fifty thousand dors that Caleb had returned to him.


    When he entered the casino, he had already won a lot, with the chips in his pocket amounting to over five hundred thousand dors.


    But he also knew that casinos were in the business to make money, not charity. He hated the idea of ruining someone else''s business, regardless of their industry.


    "Transfer $10,000 to me!" William pushed a chip worth $10,000 in front of David.


    David twitched a smile and asked, "Why should I exchange money for you?"


    William, as if not hearing his question, took out his phone and said, "Add me on WhatsApp, you transfer the money to me, and I''ll repay L."


    He''s actually repaying the money?


    Is he done gambling?


    If he stops now and repays L, how will that tarnish his image in front of her?


    "We aren''t exactly close, are we?" David felt like beating William up. He couldn''t understand why William wanted to add him on WhatsApp and exchange money with him.


    "If you won''t transfer it to me, I''ll just have to approach another staff member. The oue will be the same," William said seriously. "Right now, I only owe L $10,000. It''s probably not a significant amount for her."


    David scoffed, "Then find a staff member to exchange it for you. I''m not adding you on WhatsApp, and I''m not helping you with the money."


    William raised an eyebrow slightly, saying, "Are you sure?"


    "What do you mean, ''Are you sure?''? I''d have to be out of my mind to exchange money for you."


    William pondered for a moment and said, "If you won''t exchange the money for me, then I won''t repay her today. Once I get back, I''ll repay her $100 every time we meet. For $10,000, wouldn''t that mean I''d have to meet her a hundred times?"


    "I..." David struggled to hold back a swear word, unable to articte his frustration.


    William flipped to his WhatsApp QR code andid his phone on the table, gazing at David with an amused smile.


    After much hesitation, David finally took out his phone.


    If he let William repay L now, as long as William continued gambling, he would certainly borrow money from L again.


    Repaying and borrowing repeatedly would further tarnish William''s image in front of L, right?


    But if he didn''t transfer the money to William, and William really paid back L $100 each time, that would be even more dreadful...


    As William pointed out, L wouldn''t care about the $10,000, but if William used the excuse of repaying $100 each time to see L, wouldn''t that just give William more opportunities to date her?


    "I''ll transfer it to you!" David took a couple of deep breaths, feeling suffocated by his own frustration. He begrudgingly added William on WhatsApp, took the chip, and transferred the money.


    After receiving the money, William sat there. After transferring the money to L, he sent her a voice message saying, "Thanks!"


    Upon receiving the money, L kindly asked, "You''re not short on money anymore?"


    "I''m not."


    William yed L''s message on speaker, so David could hear it too.


    David felt as though he''d been stabbed in the chest again.


    He had sent L a video of William gambling, yet she hadn''t replied to him. Furthermore, she didn''t even question William about the gambling, and when he repaid her, she was still so considerate in asking if he was no longer in need?


    Had L beenpletely charmed by William?


    "What are you up to?"


    L sent another message.


    Hearing this, David couldn''t help but chuckle. If William lied, L would surely know.


    Would William dare tell the truth?


    William responded straightforwardly, "At the casino, having fun. Ran into David too."


    David was torn betweenughter and tears. Good heavens! How could someone be so audacious? Brazenly gambling in a casino and acting so nonchnt about it?


    He was genuinely curious now about what L would say.


    A few momentster, L''s voice message finally arrived.


    William nced at David and asked, "Want to hear it?"


    David turned his head to the side and chuckled, "Who''d want to listen to that?"


    "If you want to listen, return the chips I just gave you."


    "..." David was in disbelief, wishing he could find a corner to quietly rethink his life choices.


    "Sure you don''t want to hear?" William suddenly found that chatting with David was more interesting than gambling.


    This young man must be at his breaking point now. But whatever his feelings, William was quite enjoying himself.


    David silently looked at William, pushing back the chips William had just handed to him. " $10,000, just to hear what L said."


    William almost wanted to apud, "Now that''smitment!"


    David was getting impatient, "Come on, y it!"


    William pressed y, and L''s voice filled the air: "You ran into David, huh? Be careful around him. I think he might have some ill intentions towards you. If you lose all your money at the casino, don''t ever borrow from him. He offers usurious loans. If you''re short on cash, just let me know. But just so we''re clear, I can only lend you up to $100,000. If you lose more than that, I''d have to ask my grandfather. But you''re better off not gambling at all. If you''re in need, I''ll provide for you. A ce like a casino is just for fun."


    Upon hearing this, David clenched his fists, reaching out to grab William''s phone.


    Damn it, he spent $10,000 to hear such words,the fact that he didn''t drop dead from anger right there was already quite impressive!


    William, with his quick reflexes, grabbed the phone before David could snatch it and stared at David, asking, "What do you think you''re doing?"


    Gasping for breath and not knowing where to vent his anger, David impulsively threw his own phone on the ground.


    Unfortunately for him, the casino''s floor was carpeted, cushioning the phone''s fall, so it didn''t break.


    David had brought two underlings with him earlier. One of them quickly ran over, picked up the phone, and handed it back to David. Trying to cate him, he said with a forced smile, "David, don''t be upset. I heard that some hot LA girls recently came to a nearby bar. If you need to blow off some steam, I can introduce you to them. I guarantee they''ll lift your spirits."


    "Get lost!" David, in a fit of rage, kicked the underling''s leg. Holding his phone, he was momentarily at a loss for what to do. He felt like he was about to explode.


    The underling, scared, immediately stepped aside and kept quiet.


    Williamughed, "Is it really that bad? Want me to exin things to her, so she doesn''t get the wrong idea?"


    "Smart," David replied, taking a deep breath and showing an awkward smile, "Are you really not interested in L?"


    "Of course not. But if you don''t trust me, there''s not much I can do." William gestured with a calming hand, then said, "Let me rify things to her."


    David leaned back in his chair, nodding slightly. He began to ponder, perhaps he really misunderstood William. If William genuinely had no feelings for L, why was he so sensitive about her?


    Picking up his phone, William said in a teasing tone, "L, how could you talk about David like that? I think he''s quite alright. How could he possibly have any bad intentions?"


    David gave a slight smile, shooting William a grateful look.


    "I actually get along quite well with David. His friend just told him about some hot girls from Los Angeles, and David ns to take me to see for myself. Who knows, I might learn a thing or two from David."