Magic Doctor CEO Lady's Humble Husband (Fade Chen) novel Chapter 960

Fade looked at the man and frowned slightly. He asked in a low voice, "Why do we need a change of dealers all of a sudden?"

Eden answered, "For such a big bet, if I happened to win, you may raise a dispute and say I tampered with the game. In that case, wouldn't it be fairer to involve a neutral party instead? That way we can guarantee a fair game, and we both serve to benefit from it. How about that?"

Fade was silent for a while. The bosses on the side, however, started clamoring.

"Mr. Chen, why are you hesitating? Is it because you were cheating?" One of the bosses said.

"I find it strange too, that Mr. Chen won so many games in succession. His luck is almost too good to be true!" Added another.

"Yeah, even though this isn't much money, playing dirty is a taboo when it comes to gambling," the third boss shouted indignantly.

Under their tumultuous jeering, Fade had no choice but to accept.

However, a strange smile appeared on Fade's face as he lowered his head momentarily. He raised his head and said, "Go ahead then, let Mr. Hiller shake the dice cup."

Upon Fade's agreement, Eden let out a sigh of relief, and glanced knowingly at Mr. Hiller.

Hiller immediately understood and nodded gently.

Then, he picked up the dice cup and started shaking it.

Professionals were far more experienced. Hiller's movements were fluid, and his motions were mesmerizing; it was as if they were watching a performance. The huge betting pool had also attracted a crowd.

They were surrounded by a huge crowd and there was basically no way for them to leave the table.

The sounds of dice rolling in the cup echoed throughout the area. Everyone held their breath as they watched anxiously.

After all, hundreds of millions of yuan was at stake!

After a long dice shaking performance, Hiller slammed the cup onto the table and said with a smile, "Gentlemen, your bets."

Fade pushed everything onto the area marked 'big'. He laughed and said, "I'll still bet on big."

Director Huang's gaze shifted to Eden, and then decisively placed his chips on the "small" area.

Eden glanced at Fade with a smile, "You're really stubborn. You are still betting on big."

Fade waved his hand and said, "I've won every single game so far betting on big. Of course I will continue betting on big."

"What's more, there's another reason."

As he said this, Fade's expression turned serious, as if he was harboring some dark secret.

Seeing this, Eden's heart skipped a beat. "Could it be that Fade really has some tricks up his sleeve? Or could it be that he saw through the contraption of the dice cup? He couldn't have won so many consecutive games otherwise."

With a serious look on his face, Eden asked Fade, "Humor me, Mr. Chen. What would this other reason be?"

Hiller nodded, and moved his hand towards the mouth of the cup, ready to uncover it.

Meanwhile, Fade's palm landed lightly on the table with a small pat. An imperceptible force was emitted, flipping the dice in the cup gently.

The gesture was miniscule. Even Eden didn't notice it over the past few rounds.

This time, however, Hiller, who had just lifted the dice cup, suddenly became serious and stopped. He glanced at Fade fiercely.

Still, it was a tiny gesture. Hiller continued uncovering the dice cup. Concurrently, he shifted his wrist downwards, tapping several times on the mouth of the cup.

The sleight-of-hand went unnoticed by everyone else, but it was clear as day to Fade, who looked at Hiller on high alert. "This guy Eden brought over is really something!"

"However, do you think you can win this little trick? Ridiculous!" Fade sneered in his heart. He put his finger on the table and gently pinched it.

This action was even less noticeable than the one earlier, and went unnoticed by everyone.

Hiller was wearing a confident smile.

As he finally revealed the dice, he smiled and nodded to Eden, giving him a knowing look. Everything was under his control.

Eden heaved a sigh of relief. With a confident smile on his face, he almost reached out for the chips on the table.

As soon as the cup was lifted, everyone stared intently at the dice.