Big Spender In A Busted Game 소설 & 이야기

But this was politics—the most powerful always wins. “How dare those fools,” James muttered, clenching his fist. “Who were they? The ones you made a deal with?” I asked. “Of what use is that now? You gave up on the gamble. I’ll find another player,” James said, glaring at the board. “Who says I gave up? I only play when I’m greedy,” I replied, resting my hand on his to calm him. He turned to me, his expression intense. “Then get my money back from those Sunglass Wears bastards. They used my shares to climb to the top. Bring them down.”

He smiled, pulling the chips to his side. “Still want to go on?” Benjamin asked. I placed my bet without a word and the game went on. At game five, two players dropped out leaving just six people still on. “Are you sure you want to keep going?” one of the men mocked. I made another stake. Fifty million. If it were a normal day, I would say this was reckless, foolish but I had to spend a hundred million today. Mathew told me nothing. Claimed he would explain later. They all looked around. A few took out their car keys and a few valuables to meet with my stake and Benjamin, grinning like he had this in the bag, he made his stake as well.

The following day, news related to the Smith Corporation, Taylor Corporation, Rosa, and Axel exploded dramatically. No one could have anticipated the dangerous move that Axel had unleashed, and the impact of Axel's actions was immense. For the Smith Corporation, they suffered a significant loss as their most profitable subsidiary, GDP, was no longer under their management and control. It was clear that Axel had meticulously planned for his freedom. In reality, Axel had long been looking forward to the day he could leave the Smith Corporation, and now that opportunity had arrived, so Axel seized it without hesitation.

Changing minds too quickly was the worst mistake a game manager could make, not to mention he didn't really care about said exploitable glitch. Even if he counted all the losses he would incur in the US market from the glitch, that's just five billion USD at worst. With that amount, hitting the fifty-billion quota he demands still takes at least a decade. On the other hand, all he needed to give was a single Rejuvenation Pill. In that case, why not give Bernard a chance, let him exploit the glitch so that he becomes even more invested in the game? And in the first place, he made that game so that Bernard willingly went to the US to cause problems. He was certainly motivated enough to give th

I must be the problem. James inwardly feasted. -Oh, perfect. -He picked up the bags Portia had left on the floor a few seconds earlier. - And what else did you buy? - he tried to look inside one of the bags. - Well, Portia picked out a couple of other things to match. She really likes all that stuff. -Did you pay with my card? - he asked curiously. -No, I paid for it. -Luna, you know what I told you. Pay with my card, or money. If you need I can give you. I don't want you to pay. - he exclaimed.

A couple few interested me and another a bunch of made up lies. My eyes glued to one post. It was the movie, Lucy had wanted to act and lost the role. I smiled as I read the rotten tomatoes critics calling the movie a no show. It had failed to met up with twenty percent of it's initial budget. I scorlled further down and checked the other critics like a party thief, satisfied it wasn't doing good. “Turns out that what happens when you hire show off instead of talents,” I murmured and kept reading. I checked the company's profit line, pleased it had made ten more percent increase than last week. And there was also a new competitor.

The room went quiet. "That's a fifty-million-dollar gamble minimum per team," I continued, my voice calm, controlled. "With no guarantee of return. You'd be lucky to break even in five years. And by then, Hopkins will have expanded into three new markets while we're hemorrhaging cash on teams nobody watches." Antonio's face flushed red. "You're the one who created this issue, Zane." My father's voice cut through the silence like a blade. I turned to look at him.

Only a fool would make that suggestion! Any other game cars would literally be better than dice Shaking! This game depended greatly on skills, which he didn’t seem to even possess. How did someone like this win eight billion dollars just now? Everyone was dumbfounded. Eventually, the dealer came over with the dice. “How are you playing the game? How much do you wanna play for?” Joshua asked “Don’t you have nearly nine billion dollars now? I will bet six billion with you! If you win two out of three games, I will give you six billion dollars, but if you lose, then you’ll have to pay me six billion dollars! Abigail said with a sneer.

Dad aged decades overnight, and he sat slumped on the only old couch that had not been taken. "Sweetheart, I-I'm so sorry..." Dad's voice was hoarse with despair. The company had been maliciously targeted, and even after losing everything, he was still buried under debt, owing ten billion. In desperation, he jumped from a building, leaving Mom and me with 10 billion in debt. The system's voice interrupted my memories. "Player 66, your performance far exceeded expectations. Your understanding of the rules, exploitation of human nature, your composure and ruthlessness... You were practically born for this game. This 10.0988 billion can be withdrawn immediately to pay off your debt, or...

Jasmine said. The Geranos were billionaires and so, spending money wasn’t something that was hard for them. It was a trait which had been passed to every member of the family. And so if Sebastian and Diego got mad because Austin spent money, it meant the reason was very very stupid. “Yeah, he spent ten thousand dollars on some game he was addicted to,” Justin revealed to Jasmine. “Ten thousand dollars on a game!” Jasmine yelled in horror. That amount was some people’s salary for a year