Chapter 1695

The entire crowd froze over after hearing those words, then burst out full of rage. “Harvey York, why are you trying so hard to get what you can never have?!” “Do you have a few loose screws or something?!” “You want Lady Walker to be your girlfriend? Why don’t you look yourself in the mirror before you say something like that?!” “Kait, no need to be courteous with people like this! Just feed him to the fishes already!” Bryan Holt, Steven Walker, and the others were boiling with anger. They wanted to slap Harvey to death in case he continued to overestimate his abilities. Xynthia Zimmer was shocked. What was her brother-in-law trying to do? Is he trying to cheat on her sister, Mandy Zimmer? If that were the case, how would Xynthia even tell her? Kait, on the other hand, did not get angry. Her expression was as cold as ice at that moment. “Harvey York, you seem confident.” Harvey shrugged. “It’s not confidence. I just like playing with higher stakes. Are you playing or not? “If you’re not, then I’ll be leaving.” Kait slammed three fresh decks of poker cards on the table and then exclaimed, “Fine, I’ll play with you!” Harvey then replied calmly, “Ladies first. You can deal me the cards first.” Kait coldly exclaimed, “Alright, I’ll deal first. But, I’ll deal you ten different sets of cards. Pick any of them in case you accuse me of bluffing you.” Kait could only have a set of cards since she was the dealer. Harvey, however, was a player. It was quite a steal for him since he could pick between ten different sets of cards. But Harvey rejected the offer and calmly replied, “Just hand me a set of cards. I’m afraid that you might go against your word when you lose like this!” “Fine!” Kait was done talking. She shuffled the deck of cards and signaled Harvey to cut the deck, then dealt a card face-up and one face-down. Kait had an ace, while Harvey had a king. “Are you getting another card?” “Just deal me three and save some time. Right, no need to deal them face-down. Just show me the cards.” Harvey was indifferent. He had no interest in flipping the cards up himself. “Fine, as you wish!” Swoosh, swoosh, swoosh! Kait dealt three cards at the same time. Flip! An ace of hearts. An ace of hearts with a king counts toward eleven points. Bryan and the others chuckled. “This kid does have some dumb luck after all.” Flip! The next card was the ace of spades. Bryan was quite shocked. He subconsciously said, “He’s getting pretty lucky here…” Tamara Ebony and the others nodded in unison. “He is pretty lucky. It’s a shame that he’s playing Twenty-One and Pontoon. He has a total of twelve points now. He’ll lose as soon as he gets dealt a card with ten points.” Naturally, they never believed that Harvey could be Kait’s opponent. Even though Kait’s family did not own any underground gambling sites, she’s quite proficient at the game because of her interest in the game. Her luck was also considered to be beyond this world. How could Harvey even win? Flip! The third card was revealed. The eight of spades. A king, two aces, and an eight added up to a total of twenty points. This hand was considered to be almost undefeatable in this game. It was a shame that Harvey had one more card dealt to him. If the card were anything but an ace, it would be a bust! But was it even possible? There were already three aces on the table. How could his last card possibly be another one? Everyone was looking at Harvey full of ridicule, thinking that there was no way that Harvey could win. Kait looked at the last card that was face-down on the table, then asked calmly, “Do you want to flip the card yourself? Or are you going to fold?” Harvey just chuckled. “It would be meaningless if I didn’t flip the card after playing with such high stakes, wouldn’t it? “But just in case someone tries to go back on her word, why don’t you flip the card for me as well, Lady Walker?” Kait’s heart skipped a beat. She then subconsciously reached out her right hand and pressed it on the table. Flip! The final card was revealed. The ace of diamonds. Twenty-one points total. A complete victory! The crowd was dead silent!