"Then how do you know I don't have six Princesses?" Bi Bi looked at Youka as she answered.
"You—" Youka froze.
"Haha, Youka, you should wake up already." Bi Bi spoke with a smug smile. "Maybe a month ago, I wasn't your match. You used three Ministers and three junk cards to win all my money. But now? Even two of you wouldn't compare to me. Get ready to return all the money you won from me!"
Smack!
With a sharp sound, Bi Bi revealed all her cards. The onlookers looked over and collectively drew in a breath.
There they were—six Princess Cards, the highest hand in the game.
Youka sprang to his feet, his eyes wide as he stared at the cards as though he would not stop until he saw through them.
After staring for more than ten seconds, Youka finally accepted reality. His body stiffened as he slumped back into his seat, his eyes going blank. Looking at Bi Bi, he panted, "Bi Bi... you... fine, you won."
"Hmph, as long as you know." Bi Bi looked extremely pleased. "Well? Do you admit defeat? If not, we can play another round."
"Another round?" Youka blinked, tempted, but then seemed to recall something and shook his head. "I've lost all my money to you. I can't gamble anymore."
"That's fine, I can lend you some." Bi Bi skillfully named her terms. "The old casino rule: borrow seven, repay ten. Of course, since I know you, I'll give you a discount. Borrow eight, repay ten. How about it?"
Gulp.
Youka swallowed. If he had merely been tempted before, now he was truly moved.
After all, he was genuinely unwilling to accept his loss. He only felt that what had happened just now was an accident and wanted to win