247 Mahjong Novels & Stories

He did not even reach a draw, let alone win one round. After playing for two hours, Jian Jianan had won two million from Shen Linfeng! Four of them played Mahjong, and only Shen Linfeng lost all the time. Gao Su and Qin Zhiyuan, on the other hand, did not win, nor did they lose! Jian Jianan smiled so happily, like a child holding the cheque reluctantly signed with clenching teeth by Shen Linfeng! Gu Mocheng observed her smile, really unable to imagine what sickness she would have that made her see a psychiatrist!

Two glasses of strawberry milkshake were also added to the menu. “Ajua”, she said while munching a chunk of the steak, her teeth crashing into the soft meat. She gasped quickly because of the hotness of the victual, “a certain game played in the old days. You drop marbles in a certain direction in holes against your opponent. The one who remains with marbles to play wins the round. The holes are eight, parallel to each other making sixteen, and two large at each end. The one at your left is your home as a player. Oh, each player starts with forty-eight marbles”

Julia explained hurriedly, "Young Master, actually, the thousand skill is a small trick to cheat, and I only know a little about it." Nicko nodded and asked, "What do you do most of the time?" Julia explained in a hurry and said, “This mahjong machine is customized. I was able to set up all the cards from the four companies on the computer right away. Then start it with my phone any time. When the mahjong machine automatically shuffles the cards, it will follow my request. Shuffles the cards and then gets up."

He thought he’d soon go crazy. They played games for diversion. There was mahjong, which was a card game popular in the east and whose rules Sasha had to be taught first. There were three suits of cards: Dots, Bamboo and eastern script characters, and then honor cards, namely Winds and Dragons. Mahjong was a game of skill, strategy, calculation and luck; the last Aki always seemed to have a great deal of because she would win with nearly impossible odds and high-scoring hands such as the Heavenly Gates. Naturally, they also played physical games to go with their exercise and training: hopscotch, jump rope, cuju and tag, all of which transcended clan borders and had nearly the same rules for

Charlotte was feeling excited. A waiter came over and asked her if she wanted to change the juice. She casually responded with a sentence. In a moment, Charlotte had drawn the card. She instinctively looked at Leandro, whose litchi-like eyes shone brightly, like a flowing galaxy. Leandro looked at her, his dark eyes flickered, and he didn't feel like playing mahjong with these people anymore. It didn't mean anything. "Got messed up." He knocked down the tiles and said softly, "All of one suit, seven pairs."

Ling Yiran asked. "Tingxin called just now to say that he'll be home earlier today. Counting the time, he should be here in a minute. That makes four players, doesn't it?" Qin Lianyi said. Sure enough, Bai Tingxin soon arrived, so Qin Lianyi hurriedly set up the mahjong table so they could start playing. Bai Tingxin raised his eyebrows. "I didn't know you could play mahjong." "I'm known as the mahjong expert in our family. When we visit relatives during the new year, I'll step in whenever they're one player short."

She awkwardly smiled, "I'm sorry. I don't know how to play Mahjong." "How can you not know how to play Mahjong?" Amy grabbed her wrist, "Come on, let me teach you." "Uhm... I..." Emmy was in a dilemma and glanced at Vince for help. Vince gave her a helpless look because he was also being dragged by his cousins to play Mahjong. Emmy knew she couldn't escape, so she reluctantly sat at the table. Amy patiently explained the rules of Mahjong to Emmy, and Emmy understood after listening once. "Okay, let's give it a try."

Even though Lilia lost her composure, she still continued to play, and with a calculated flick of her wrist, she placed her winning tile on the table, her eyes locking onto her opponent's with an intensity that dared her to challenge further. She had been playing Mahjong for a long time. Since she was a child, she's always played this. Thus, no one dared to challenge her in this game because they didn't like losing a lot of money to this woman. "I suggest you focus on the game at hand," Lilia continued coolly, her words cutting through the air like a knife. "Leave matters concerning my family to me. You wouldn't want to find yourself on the losing end of this game, would you?"

The wine not affecting us in the least with our arousal way outstripping it. Maddie deals again, and we both take two cards each. Both of us grin when we see the replacements. Maddie feeling confident lays down her pair of 3s. I quickly move to lay down my pair of 4s. We both grin and throw our off cards, a 6 for me and a 2 for Maddie. I say, "Uh oh Maddie looks it's about to be even." She just smiles. I lay down my second pair of Jacks together showing her my two pair, Jacks over 4s. She pretends to deflate then looks up with a devious grin through her lashes and lays down her second pair of Queens.

I kept checking the numbers which were being displayed on the screen. '9, 10, 11,12-' All of a sudden, the lift stopped at twelfth floor with a loud thud. I held the walls for support as my purse fell down. I panicked but before I could comprehend the situation, the lights turned off leaving me in complete darkness. "O-Oh My G-God."