Free Gambino Coins Novels & Stories

Pale-faced and terrified, I clutched Nicholas’s hand, begging him to take me to the hospital. Instead, he kicked me in the stomach—hard. Then another kick. And another. With a chilling laugh, he sneered. "I paid people to frame you for that medical accident. "Theresa, can you believe it? Some people will even die for money. The poor will do anything for cash. Hahaha!" My pupils dilated in shock. He let out a cold chuckle. "I bribed them all. And now, you have only one path left—death. Oh, and that milk? I laced it with abortion pills. Hahaha!"

I said and walked towards the counter. He quietly followed me until we got to the counter. There are many kids in line waiting for their turn to buy coins. There are also people our age who are playing already. "This is the counter. You can buy coins here that you will use to play the games. That's the equivalent. Fifty pesos for ten coins and so on. There are games here that need two coins to play one game." I explained. "And look at the tickets they are holding," I said, pointing to the tickets the kid was holding. "If you keep that and earn more, you can exchange them for whatever you want as long as it is the same equivalent. For example, the teddy bear needs five thousand tickets, and t

This was a truly valuable gift. . . . " How much money have we made so far?” This old man asked again “Okay, sir, the account has reached eighty million gold coins.” This young man replied in the middle of "Damn this law? Why should a person bet on A million gold coins only? " " Calm down, sir, for a little while, as you can see, they want to reduce the profit to a minimum. “Then can’t we just round up some people and make them bet then? Everyone pays a million.”

Matteo asked, his interest had risen. Organic solid gold, heavy with thick deep inscriptions. Each side of the coin had different faces carved on them. The coin was resting on Matteo's right palm. Lexi had lightly tossed him the coin to check its quality. He was not going to fall for a fixed game. He tossed it back at her and she deftly caught it. Matteo poured himself another glass of brandy and drank while waiting for Lexi's gamble. "You took a good look at the coin I presume, so let's play a game of heads or tail, best one out of one," Lexi continued.

In the game’s shop, it had a price tag of 888,888 gold coins. In real money terms, 10,000,000 gold bars were equivalent to 100,000 dollars. Likewise, 10,000,000 gold coins were also equal to 100,000 dollars. Right then, a lot of zeroes appeared in Georgie’s mind. This man was far more generous than she had ever thought. Georgie was suddenly dumbfounded. Was he trying to put the people around him to shame in such a way? “What do you mean by this?” Extraordinary Geo asked in the team chat.

Where did you get that kind of money? Romeo ➡ Babe.. I have lots of money but I don't like to show off.. . Gina ➡ But you work in a cafè. . Romeo ➡ That's true but I have lots of online jobs that pays lots of cash, not to mention the online games that pay huge amount of cash if pass certain level.. Besides I have lots of contacts in so many places, I got tiny chip from a friend in the US, he works in a secret online black market that has anything you want.

All it cost was a signature on a marriage certificate. "Is that the only reason you’re here, or is there a bill I need to pay?" She shifted. The mother disappeared, and the predator took her place. "Lorenzo has a concept for moving assets through the blockchain." "You mean a crypto-scam." She waved a manicured hand. "He calls it 'Ghost-Coin.' It’s untraceable. He needs a seed investment to get the servers running. Several other families are already in, and it wouldn't look right for the Rivera matriarch to be left behind."

He was waiting for me to give him a command. I stared at the two people kneeling on the floor and fell silent for a few seconds before asking, "You have gambling debts again, right? How much is it?" "300 million dollars," Gina replied softly, tentatively holding up three fingers. I had originally given Edoardo one billion dollars in startup capital, which he grew 500 times over within three years. Gina, on the other hand, had controlled the entire estate and managed to lose 300 million dollars over seven years.

“I obviously have chips.” “There’s a USB hidden behind my work badge. It contains one million dollars in cryptocurrency.” A smile curled at the corner of Lucien’s mouth. He shoved his chips into the center of the table with a crash. “I call. Double the stakes.” The cards were revealed. I lost. The room exploded with laughter. Someone tossed a phone in front of me. A loan app was open on the screen. “Go ahead. Borrow money. If you can scrape together three million, maybe you’ll earn the right to keep playing with me.”

The ball on the wheel did land and it took me a second to realize it was sitting in the red thirty-two. Everyone looked at me and clapped. Dante smiled as the dealer handed me a pile of chips. “Wow, Gabrielle. You won 10K,” he said, impressed. I knew that, to him, ten thousand dollars was the equivalent of ten dollars, but he still looked happy for me. I gave him a small smile and handed him the chips. “You keep it. I was betting with your money anyway,” I told him and walked away. I didn’t want to be here. I wanted to get out of this house. I didn’t want to take a penny of The Golden Hive’s blood money.