The Woman From Hell
Chapter 1332

Theo smiled slightly and looked at Tory." Teach her the basics."

He held my hand before leaving, saying with a smile, "Don't worry, your husband has nothing but money."

Tory cursed out loud.

Such a blatant demonstration of wealth.

He waved his hand. "Go. Leave Wanda to me. I guarantee to keep her safe for you."

Theo nodded and kissed me softly on the cheek. "TH be back very soon."

I pursed my lips and wanted to ask him what he was going to do but did not end up asking the question.

When Theo left the private room, Tory said

with a smile, "If he said he's going to come back very soon, then he'll come back very soon. Don't worry. But let's be clear, you can't cry when you lose. I'm terrible at coaxing women."

I smirked and said with a slight smile, "It's meaningless to bet on money. Why don't we bet on something even bigger?"

Tory froze, probably not expecting me to say such words.

"My apologies, Wanda." Tory laughed out loud. "Looks like I was wrong about you. I didn't know that there are two sides to you. Since you're so good at games, what do you think we should bet on?" I raised my eyebrows. "How about Russian roulette?"

As soon as I said that, the men in the private room cheered, sounding very excited.

Tory cursed under his breath. "You know this? I've truly underestimated you."

He looked at the woman standing beside him. "Did you hear what Mrs. Grant said? Why aren't you fetching it?"

The woman nodded and walked out in her high heels.

Soon, she returned with a large spinning wheel in her hand.

She placed it on the table. Tory picked up the dice and asked with a smile, "How do you intend to play this?"

I looked at the simple phrases on the spinner and said flatly, "Spin to number seven. If I lose, I'll ask Theo to give you the right to invest in Limbia. How about that?'

He narrowed his eyes slightly. His initial playful face was now much more serious." What if I lose?"

I looked up at him. "You'll cut off all cooperation with Milan and ask him to go back where he came from."

He looked at me, his pupils contracting slightly. "I underestimated you!"

I said no more and merely looked blankly at him, waiting for him to make a decision.

His pitch-black eyes scanned the spinning wheel, then he smirked. "I must say that this is an interesting bet.

"Sure." He raised his hand and snapped his fingers. "If you, as a woman, are brave enough to play this, why should I be afraid? Besides, I'll go easy on you for the first time since you're a woman."

I smiled slightly. "There's no need for that." Tory raised his eyebrows and walked to the other side of the card table. He said indifferently, "Let's begin. Ladies first."

He did an inviting gesture, looking pretty gentlemanly too.

I did not go easy on him and pressed the button on the spinning wheel.

The pointer started spinning, pointing between ten numbers for an unknown number of turns before finally resting on number seven, just as I expected.