The Understated Dragon Lord

Chapter 987 Raise You



"Grant, what will you say if this original stone turns out to hold a billion-dollar Imperial Green Jade?" Daniel asked, a hint of mischief in his voice. Grant couldn't help but laugh. He looked at Daniel and responded with a smirk, "So, are you trying to challenge me to a bet, country boy?" "Ha!" Daniel shot back with a cool grin. "If Grant wants to bet, let's do it! I'm all in. I love a good gamble, and honestly, no one in this world has beaten me yet."

“Ha ha ha...” Grant chuckled, rolling his eyes. After his laughter subsided, he looked at Daniel with a mix of disbelief and challenge. "Wait, did you say nobody can beat you? You really think you'll always win?"This content is © NôvelDrama.Org.

"Exactly!" Daniel nodded confidently. "Not only am I great at gambling, but my luck is also on point. So if anyone wants to win against me, the chances are incredibly slim, basically zero. It's impossible to beat me, which is why I never lose."

"If you don't believe me, come on and take me up on it! You just lost a bet with me, so why not try your luck again? Trust me; you'll lose just like before."

Grant couldn't contain himself and burst into laughter. He was doubled over, almost bent in half with amusement. Once he managed to catch his breath, he fixed his gaze on Daniel and questioned, "So, you want to bet that this original Stone holds a billion-dollar Imperial Green Jade? If it doesn't, then you lose, right?"

Daniel nodded in agreement. "Yes, you're absolutely right. If this original stone doesn't yield a billion-dollar Imperial Green Jade, then I'll accept defeat. But if it does, you lose. So, what do you say, Grant? Are you brave enough to bet with me?"

"Ha ha ha..." Grant laughed again, and once he composed himself, he said with cocky confidence, "This stone definitely won't hold a billion-dollar Imperial Green Jade! You're 100% going to lose! And

when that happens, you've got to face the consequences."

"What kind of consequences are we talking about here?" Daniel grinned, curiously asking, “Last time we bet on two bows, how about we double it to four this time? After all, three bows just sounds weird; let's go with four!”

"Alright! Whoever loses has to bow four times! But just bowing four times feels a bit too easy. Shouldn't we throw in something else to spice things up?" Grant said slyly, hoping to trap Daniel into a more complicated bet.