Go After My Ex-wife
Chapter 1230 Afraid of Having Her Money Stolen

Jacky stretched his legs and hands back. He raised his head and let out a sigh of relief. This girl was simply playing a strange game. All of them were making a fool of themselves.

Right then, these three suckers on the opposite side didn't dare to play cards anymore. They wouldn't be able to play even if they could see through the cards.

She took twenty thousand dollars herself, played another two rounds, and made a fool of herself!

Jacky rubbed the space between his eyebrows and continued to watch. Deanna was very excited and had no intention of taking it off.

Jacky leaned over and whispered in her ear, "I'll take good care of it."

She brushed her hand across her face and looked at him. Her soft lips landed on his as she said, "Do they even have any money left?"

Jacky didn't react. His dark eyes moved as he turned his head to kiss her lips. Although he only grazed her lips, their surroundings were quite sullen. Everyone was about to sweat to death, but he wasn't going to give up.

Deanna paused. "What are you doing?"

"Nothing, let's continue." Jacky leaned to the side as he pressed his elbow against the armrest. The manager of the arcade brought in a plate of fruits and placed them down. He told Jacky, "Jacky, we've got some fresh fruits. Have a taste."

Jacky raised his hand to look at his watch. It was already two o'clock in the afternoon. If he didn't eat anything right, then he would definitely have cried out in hunger.

He looked at it and said, "Just put it there."

"Take your time, Jacky."

After that person left, Jacky stretched out his hand and grabbed an orange. He peeled it open and gave it to Deanna. She didn't have a free hand to receive it. So, she opened her mouth and let him feed her the orange. She didn't mind this and ate it right off his hand.

He asked while eating, "How much money do you have?"

The group on the opposite side of the room could tell that they were going to clean them out. If there was more, then they wouldn't give up.

"There isn't much left. We still have to save some money for dinner. Sis, don't you agree?"

The other person spoke in such a pitiful tone, but Deanna dismissed them. She even asked, "Then, tell me, what would you like to eat?"

"It's hard to say. Men have to drink beer and eat meat. That's a waste of money. It's definitely not enough for a meal without spending at least forty or sixty dollars. For the three of us, do you think... a hundred or a hundred twenty?"

All of them felt that Deanna was just too easy to fool. Even if Jacky had sat right next to her, she would have been fooled just as easily.

Deanna thought about it as she ate. After she finished, she said, "How about this? We'll continue playing. When all of you lose, I'll treat you to a meal. That way, you won't have to worry about your food expenses."

She thought that this was a really good idea.

On one hand, it solved the food problem. On the other hand, it allowed her to continue playing more games.

The group couldn't bear it anymore, but when they saw Jacky's scrappy face behind them, they immediately stopped complaining.

Even though Deanna had been playing for a while, she still managed to win the money from the other three fairly quickly. The three of them practically gave all their money to her. Deanna took the money and got up to leave. Then, she remembered that she had to treat them to a meal. She stopped and said, "Let's go. I'll take you all to dinner."

After saying that, she walked over to the other side of the room. Before she left, she took two oranges. She walked while remarking that they were delicious.

She placed all the money into her bag and brought a few people out to eat. She walked to the entrance of a restaurant and asked the owner how much a bowl of fried chicken was. The owner said it was fifteen dollars. She counted. There were five people in total, so it was only seventy-five dollars.

"Five bowls please." She brought her group in. She sat down and spoke to the people who were eating with her. "You guys have to be more careful when you go out. Don't be fooled. There's still meat here. How much is it worth? Even if you can eat a lot, you won't be able to eat twenty bowls. You must have been tricked into spending so much money."

She spoke to everyone as if they were children. Everyone stopped talking. Jacky, who was standing by the side, lowered his eyes and couldn't imagine what she had in mind. Everyone was convinced. They had never seen someone like this before. As for the matter of her attempting to trick him and his men, it was far from it. In fact, it felt like it had always been this way.

If Jacky didn't say anything, then no one else would dare say anything. In the end, everyone could only watch and accept their misfortune.

Everyone had lost, so they ate their bowl of fried chicken.

Once they were full, she held a bowl of soup and drank it. It was very good food.

"I'm full, are you all full? Is one bowl enough? I ate more than I usually do. I had two bowls."

She raised her small hand and waved it. The people opposite her were all depressed. It wasn't that they hadn't seen people take advantage of others before and yet pretended to be obliging. But it was a very strange thing to see someone like Deanna for the first time.

"Sis, don't worry about us. We're all full."

One of them had already acknowledged her as his superior. She neither cared too much about it nor did she argue about it. Instead, she said, "Since you're full, then I'll go. I'll put away the money. If you want to win it back, then I'll be waiting for you, at any time. How about this? I'll give each of you a hundred dollars. You can eat for the next two days. If you want to drink beer, then you can drink some.

"My father said that it was joyful bets and excessive gambling that hurt the body. But that's what he said. No one could stop themselves. Today, I've won all your money. I finally understand what my father meant. It's truly a piece of advice that's worth a thousand dollars. It's really useful."

The few people beside her looked around in confusion. Everyone was a little confused. What was she trying to do?

"Was she going to keep this up?"

Jacky looked at them with his hands in his pockets. He stood behind her and no one dared to argue with her.

After listening to her lecture, they all chimed in, "You are right."

She smiled, and she then took out three hundred dollar bills and handed them to the three of them before turning around to leave. Jacky gestured at them before following her out of the village.

After walking for a while, she stopped and touched her bulging bag of money. She was a little worried. "You're the boss here. Will your pals rob me at the very sight of money?"

"It's hard to say, but I haven't met them yet."

Jacky casually looked around. Who had the guts to come out and steal his woman's money?

This girl was exceptionally stupid!

But she didn't think so. She held her small bag and said, "Is there a bank around?"

He glanced at her. "There are two."

The surrounding villages weren't the same as the other places. There were still some banks operating around here, and all of them were managed by reliable businessmen.

Deanna felt that it would be better to deposit the money into the bank, but after thinking for some time in the bank, she realized that the bank might not be safe enough. She walked out of the bank again and at the door, she asked Jacky if he knew of any nearby stores. She wanted to buy a larger bag.

Jacky looked amused, yet he bought one. She placed the money into the larger bag and held it close to her chest. That time, she finally felt safe.

The only person that she was worried about was Jacky. She felt that if he hadn't come out to steal her money, then she would be safe.

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