A Cue For Love

A Cue for Love Chapter 871

The Casino Part Three

Caleb remarked in a nonchalant tone, “Won’t you still be my wife if I end up winning? You’re just the collateral for the time being, so there’s nothing for you to lose.”

“But what if you lose?” Anna asked in disbelief.

“How can you not be confident in me?” Caleb retorted. “As my wife, you should have unconditional trust in me and believe in my absolute victory. Given how you’re filled with doubts now, it’s obvious that your feelings toward me have changed.”

“You…” Anna gritted her teeth as hatred welled up within her. “Caleb, marrying a jerk like you was the biggest mistake I’ve ever made!”

Ignoring whatever Anna said, Caleb kept blinking at Yandel. “Are you betting or not? Do you have three million? Shall I bet my wife?”

Yandel was so outraged that he could feel his blood boil. “You are worse than a f*cking animal! By getting me to bet with you, you’re—”

Before he could finish, Natalie interrupted, “Yandel, bet with him. Let’s put in three million.”

Yandel and Lia were clueless as to what Natalie was up

shocked, for she didn’t understand why Natalie would agree to a bet with

obeyed Natalie’s instruction and

brows by the

glance and cracked a faint smile. “Fullmoon has a history of almost a hundred years, and this isn’t the first time such a bet is made. Therefore, don’t worry about your commission as it will be borne by the winner. All

that the croupier was someone experienced, her concerns were allayed after

her gaze across the familiar faces, Anna bit her lip. “I don’t

longer up to you now. I’m sure you’re aware that I have lost all our money. If we don’t take this gamble, we won’t be able to afford even our daughter’s diapers. If we don’t have enough money to raise her, I’ll have no choice but to give her away,”

that was Caleb’s way of insinuating that he was going to sell their daughter, Anna

can be treated as collateral. This

where she

moment, Natalie walked up

Caleb let out a wry chuckle. “I won’t

Natalie shrugged her shoulders

exchanged glances, they rolled their