Mr. Kane Got cklisted By Eleven Jewell Chapter 52


    Chapter 52


    Mrs. Chapman said modestly, “All three of us won. I was just in luck.”


    “Three won, so who lost?” asked Keegan.


    Everyone fell silent and unanimously turned to look at Ste, who had tears in her eyes.


    Ste was quiet.


    “How much did you lose?” he asked.


    Ste bit her lip and said in a low voice, “460 thousand dors…”


    Keegan lifted his head. “Did you y with your eyes close?”


    Ste red at him through her tears.


    ‘It’s not his money that I lost. Who gave him the right to ridicule me?!‘ she thought.


    Mrs. White said, “She’s young. She stillcks experience.”


    Keegan nced at Ste and said indifferently, “It doesn’t have much to do with experience. She hardly


    wins in any table games.”


    His words implied that Ste was purely stupid.


    Ste was speechless.


    That bastard, Keegan, is always up to no good! He’s always finding ways to humiliate me whenever


    there’s a chance!‘ she thought.


    Keegan grabbed the teapot and filled up the cups. Then, he said coolly, “It’s a rare asion for us to


    have guests over. I ordered some dishes from The Deli. The food will be deliveredter. Since it’s still


    early, would youdies like to y a few more rounds?”


    Mrs. Chapman was a little hesitant.


    After all, she had already pocketed 300 thousand dors, so she would profit if she left now.


    Meanwhile, Mrs. White immediately agreed, “Alright. I’m feeling lucky today, so I really don’t feel like


    ending the game this early.”


    After hearing Mrs. White’s words, Mrs. Chapman did not know how to reject Keegan.


    However, Dahlia nced at Keegan. “I thought you didn’t like this game?”


    Keegan looked up. “I won’t be ying. You four can continue while I watch.”


    Ste was speechless again.


    ‘Is he going to watch me lose? I knew he had bad intentions!‘ she thought.


    Keegan pulled a chair and sat down beside her. Then, he gracefully crossed his legs and said coolly,


    “y to your heart’s content. If you win, the money’s yours; if you lose, I’ll pay.”


    Ste nced at him dubiously.


    ‘Is this man that kind?‘ she wondered.


    Before Ste could give it more thought, the chips were redistributed, and a new game started.


    However, Ste was still not in luck. None of the tiles she got were repeating, but she got one of each


    of


    the four Winds: East, South, West, and North.


    She drew an East tile. Just as she was about toy down the tile, Keegan said into her ear in a low


    voice,”


    2 of Bamboo.”


    ‘I have 1 of Bamboo and 2 of Bamboo. If I draw another 3 of Bamboo, I’ll have a three–in–a–row. It’s


    not wise to discard 2 of Bamboo, right?‘ she thought.


    Ste was indecisive.


    Mrs. Chapman felt a little impatient as she waited. “Hurry up, Ste. Discard a tile.”


    Ste bit the bullet and discarded a 2 of Bamboo tile.


    ‘After all, he said he’ll pay if I lose. Whatever!‘ she thought.


    “Three–of–a–kind”


    Mrs. White picked up the tile and smiled, “I dealt a good hand on the first turn. It looks like I’ve got


    pretty good luck this round.


    Then, she discarded a North tile.


    Ste lowered her head and nced at her tiles.


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    ‘I have three North tiles. Should I go for four–of–a-kind?‘ she wondered.


    She turned to look at Keegan. However, he took a sip of his tea and coolly said, “Why are you looking


    at me? Draw a tile.”