Novel & Cerita Gambling Destroyed My Life

My dad left the living room and he pissed off. I was gambling in Vegas and a little bit drunk. I won more than five rounds and I had $70.000 in my pocket that night. I drowned and drowned into the game and thank God I’ve always won until my last game. Poor me, I drink a lot that night, making me gone crazy, I don’t even clearly remember the scene. My mental was unstable that night because I broke up with Lena and I have to accept shit happens in my life.

“Then I guess you know the rest. We’ve always joked that the only thing bigger than your father’s head was his classism, and the only thing bigger than my father’s belly was his ego.” “That we did,” he said with a small smile, and then he grew serious again. “He lost it all.” “And then some. Before I knew it, it wasn’t just the dance class I had to give up, but the clothes off our backs. That’s when the true fun began, the gambling. Overconfidence in a casino is a lethal combination. Nights without lights and heat soon followed, and then he couldn’t hide how bad it really was for us anymore.” “I’m sorry,” he says genuinely, and I wave him off.

“You hypocrite.” The word hit like a slap. “I don’t want to destroy anyone’s life,” Sebastian retorted, but even Karen, hiding in the hallway, could hear how false it sounded. His father stood up, walking to the window with the confidence of someone who owns the world. “My son, you destroy the lives of dozens of families every night in your casinos,” he said, turning to face Sebastian. “Men and women lose fortunes at the gaming tables. They lose their homes, their jobs, their families.” He took another drag. “Many take their own lives.”

“This…this…” Linda was sweating profusely at this time. Over the years, she had already done plenty of such evil acts. She did not know how many lives she had ruined. Gambling was in itself an abyss that could swallow everything up. Some people fell into this abyss on their own, while others fell into it with their entire families. However, Linda had never cared about the life or death of these victims at all. She felt that this was her means to earn a living. How could she possibly win if other people did not lose?

He has a foreboding feeling that death is coming. Viviana was enraged. “It’s your fault! I paid you a huge amount of money, but you failed to do the job. So what are you going to do now? Just let things be? Aren’t you going to do anything to finish the job?” she asked, glaring hard at him. Kaspar lowers his gaze. “Give me back my money because you failed to do the job I paid you for!" Viviana demanded furiously. Kaspar shook his head sorrowfully. “The money is gone. I lost everything to online gambling. This place is the only one I have at the moment.”

Julian's POV Sweats dripped down my body as my opponent swiped all the money I had staked on the gambling board with his arms grinning from ear to ear. Losing fifty thousand euros in a single night of reckless betting, which is also the money I borrowed from dangerous loan sharks, was not in the cards of my plans at all. Tonight, my luck had just run catastrophically badly. It is no longer news that I have developed a serious gambling addiction over the past months, spending nights at underground poker games and illegal betting establishments.

It's all my fault! Because of the arrival of my mother, the live stream was seething at once. My mother staggered, stood up, pushed me hard in front of the camera, and said, "I told you not to go to the casino anymore! But you don't listen to me at all! "You lost all of your husband's money for gambling, cheated on him, and even killed him! "You lost tens of millions of dollars for gambling! How could you even kill him? "You're such a hateful gambler! How can I have such a shameless daughter like you?"

As for me, I used the money to buy a large apartment and moved in with Dad. On the living room wall, we hung up a poster warning against the dangers of gambling. Whenever guests came over, we would tell them how gambling destroyed lives. For me, being reborn meant a fresh start. And from then on, I would stay far away from gambling.

“You foolish girl! How could you borrow that much? What if you can’t pay it back? “As your mom, listen to me. Send the money back. Don’t use it! We shouldn’t play anymore. Taking a few million home is good enough!” I shook my head. “If I lose, I’ll repay it myself. It won’t affect you. Worst case, I go work in a bar. There’s always a way.” Mom realized she couldn’t stop me and turned her attention desperately to Taylor. “Taylor, you’re already so well-off. Why keep gambling? Let’s just stop here. With how much you’re earning, you’ll make a fortune someday. Win or lose, our families will never be able to look each other in the eye again.”

we asked at the same time. "I had a gambling addiction, that's why even after my retirement I lived in absolute luxury. Spent more than I could afford yet still had loads of money. I didn't invest a cent, nor did care to save up a penny. I gambled and became filthy rich, but then my luck turned. I lost millions in a single night.