The supervisor looked at him suspiciously, but quickly realized that the other party probably wanted to use the winnings to continue profiting in other projects.
However, as long as you avoid the slot machines, the risks of other games are relatively controllable, and since the other party is willing to leave the winnings as principal, it's not a loss for the casino.
He hesitated for a moment, then nodded and said, "Okay. All other attractions are open as usual; you can do as you please."
However, he later emphasized, "As long as the rules are followed and other guests are not disturbed, we will not interfere."
This unexpected turn of events relieved Diana's anxiety. She quieted down, not daring to say another word, and lowered her head, appearing to completely obey Draco's arrangements, afraid that if she said anything more, she might cause some further trouble.
So, under the supervisor's slightly scrutinizing gaze, Draco led Diana away from the oppressive security office.
Stepping out of the quiet corridor and back into the bustling casino lobby, Diana finally let out a long sigh of relief.
In a relatively quiet aisle, Draco said to her, "Now you know why I said nine out of ten gamblers lose, right?"
"I understand..." Diana nodded, still shaken. "So winning too much money can get you into trouble with the casino."
Then she asked anxiously, "Are we really going to do other things? Won't... we get targeted again?"
"That's because we were too flamboyant just now," Draco stopped and said. "We'll need to put on a bit of acting later!"
"Acting skills?" Diana looked bewildered.
What are we going to act out?
"Of course there are wins and losses," Draco explained. "We have to lose a couple of hands now and then, just to make it look like we're not getting suspicious or noticed by the casino."
"Got it!" Diana exclaimed, her eyes lighting up. "We need to make them think we're just lucky, not that we have some terrifyingly good fortune where everything we say comes true!"
"Good," Draco nodded approvingly.
"The assistant is quite quick-witted."
"What...?" Diana was a little embarrassed by his praise, and a faint blush quickly rose to her cheeks.
She quickly lowered her voice. "Boss, you... really didn't cheat just now?" This question had been lingering in her mind for a long time.
"What do you mean by asking that?" Draco said with a half-smile.
"I was just asking..." Diana said a little guiltily, "I was just curious how we could be so accurate..."
"Then I won't tell you."
Draco had a mocking smile on his lips.
"Stingy!" Diana muttered. "Fine, I won't tell you then. Anyway... I bet you just got lucky, right? And even if there's something fishy going on, I'm on your side."
Draco glanced at her, but didn't respond to that. Instead, he said in a slightly lecturing tone, "That's more like it! As an assistant, it's not wise to be so focused on prying into the boss's secrets."
"Watch out, I'll rape you first and then..." he said with a sinister smile.
"Boss, you're trying to scare me again! I don't believe you would do that; you're not that kind of person at all." Diana pouted.
"Everything you see is just a facade!"
"I don't believe it! You're just a fledgling. If things really got serious, you probably wouldn't even be able to get in!"
"Six hundred and sixty-six!" Draco exclaimed. "So it turns out I was the one who couldn't understand Miss Diana. I never imagined someone so innocent-looking could be so filthy inside."
Diana's cheeks flushed bright red, and she belatedly realized how audacious her words had been. "You're the one who's dirty-minded! It was clearly you, boss, who said those things first. I was just retaliating!"
"Who gave you permission to spy on the boss's secrets!"
"I was just asking casually... I didn't mean anything by it." Diana quickly waved her hand, her cheeks turning even redder. "Who told you to win so spectacularly just now? Anyone would be curious."
"You were the most excited just now."
Draco bluntly exposed him.
"I... I wasn't that excited..." Diana's cheeks flushed as she was caught off guard. She looked away and whispered in defense, "I was just nervous for you, afraid something might happen to you..."
Seeing her embarrassed expression, Draco couldn't help but laugh. "Let's go, let's try some other activities."
"Where are we going?" Diana followed in his footsteps.
Roulette.
"Roulette?" Diana's face paled, she stopped in her tracks, and a deep fear flashed across her eyes.
Roulette --
That was where all her and David's nightmares began.
It was at that roulette table that David gradually transformed from a spirited young man into a mad and obsessive individual.
From the initial euphoria of winning 50,000, to the despair of losing it all hand by hand, and finally, when all was lost, he grimaced and placed all his hopes on red and black.
The spinning roulette wheel, the rolling ball, the dealer's cold, mechanical calls to count, the cheers and sighs of the surrounding gamblers, and David's final hysterical scream...
All of these memories were deeply etched into her mind, becoming an inescapable shadow that made her feel panicked and suffocated whenever she thought about them.
"Let's... please don't go to the roulette wheel, okay?" Diana's voice was full of resistance and pleading. " David lost all his money there, that place... it's unlucky..."
"A roulette wheel is a roulette wheel, and a person is a person."
"But there..."
Fear prevented Diana from thinking rationally.
"Have you forgotten what just happened?" Draco interrupted her. "That slot machine swallowed me a hundred times, but I still managed to turn things around. With me here, I won't let you repeat the same mistake."
His words and eyes possessed a calming power.
Diana looked at him, recalling the miracle she had witnessed in the slot machine area, and his composure in the security office.
Yes, this person in front of me is different from David.
He is very powerful, very mysterious, and more importantly, Draco seems to be able to control a kind of luck, making him invincible.
After a moment's internal struggle, Diana ultimately chose to believe her, but still cautiously cautioned, "Alright... but you mustn't become like David, gambling more and more recklessly..."
She didn't finish her sentence, but fear was still in her eyes!
"Do I look like that kind of person to you?" Draco retorted.
"No way." Diana shook her head seriously. "Even if the boss lost a hundred times in a row, his emotions would remain extremely stable."
"That settles it then, let's go."
Draco turned and walked towards the roulette area.
"... Hmm." Diana clenched her fists, as if to encourage herself, then took a step and followed.
The two walked towards the roulette area, where the lighting was more concentrated and dim compared to other areas, enveloping the gambling tables and the slowly spinning roulette in an atmosphere that was both elegant and eerie.
Diana was originally following closely behind Draco,
However, just as they passed by the blackjack table, they caught a glimpse of a figure sitting at the table from the back.