After suffering losses and being fooled before, she ought to have learned to be a little smarter.
"If you lose, then I'll have to think about how to deal with you." Chen fell into thought, making Yukiko increasingly uneasy.
"Forget it, I'm not betting with you anymore," Yukiko said to Chen.
She had admitted defeat. It seemed Yukiko did not have much faith in her own luck.
After all, she had never won a prize since childhood. How could Yukiko possibly believe in her own luck?
In the end, all the scratch cards were handed to Ran for her to scratch.
"Let's make this clear first. If we really win something, you have to take us out to sea," Yukiko said to Chen.
"Sure, but only if it's the first prize." Chen nodded with a smile, then looked at Ran, wondering whether her luck was really that good.
They would find out now. Chen was actually looking forward to seeing just how lucky Ran was.
"Ran, it all depends on you. Go for it! I believe in you, Ran." Yukiko made a cheering gesture at Ran.
"Yukiko, you're putting pressure on me by doing that," Ran said to Yukiko.
"Fine, I won't affect you. I hope you can bring out some good luck, though I don't think the chances are very high."
Yukiko did not hold out much hope. Winning the first prize was practically impossible; there might not even be any prizes at all. It could all just be a promotional gimmick.
"Then I'll start scratching." Ran took out a coin and began scratching the cards.
There were fifty scratch cards in total, which meant Yukiko had bought fifty boxes of sushi. She had really gone all out.
Yukiko watched Ran expectantly. Although she did not think Ran had