The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

The Divorced Billionaire Heiress chapter 27

How meaningless would it be without bets?

Eric’s eyes were deep as he stared at her indifferent side profile. “What are your thoughts?“

Before Nicole could say anything, Keith sneered and spoke first. “If Ferg loses, I ‘ll walk out of here butt naked, but if Nicole loses…“

He swept a glance at the Carter brothers and continued in a disdainful tone, “You need to admit in public that you married into the Ferguson family for money, and you can never show your face in Atlanta ever again! Nicole, do you dare to bet on this?“

Ian and Hugh Carter were dumbfounded. Yvette was so enraged that she wanted to stand up and defend Nicole, but Julie pulled Yvette back and told her not to be impulsive.

Eric’s eyebrows furrowed tighter. He was about to interrupt Keith when Nicole sneered and raised her eyebrows mockingly. “Sure, I accept.“

Nicole looked so scornful of Eric, as if he was not a worthy opponent.

Keith laughed at the fact that Nicole was ignorant and oblivious to how strong her opponent was.

the whole of Atlanta, Eric’s poker dice skills were unbeatable, even if he played with his eyes closed. Back then, Eric won his first big cash windfall at Vegas, not to mention, these

thought. Eric stretched out his hand.

and shook it, then casually rested the back of her hand

and frowned. It was obvious that Nicole did

whether she wins

had already won the game. ‘Nicole is such a noob! Look at the way she shook the dice, how unprofessional! Does she think she can win with two simple shakes?

a four-of-a-kind,

way to go! You used your usual skills. Here I thought that you

surprised by this. He smiled faintly and said, “Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Ferguson has never been soft-hearted towards Nicole, but at least we finally

to divert our attention and renege on the bet? Nicole, why don’t you let us see your

make the most noise, so shut the f*ck up!” Yvette

tense and laughed lightly. Her slender fingers tapped the dice cup

her purse and stood up. ”I’m leaving, you

seemed to

dice, he just