Nianyang’s argunt was like a rapid-fire onslaught, rendering Jiang Huan speechless, and those around expressed their utmost admiration for Nianyang.
Regardless of whether Nianyang actually cheated, the crucial point is that this is the Stone Gambling Convention, surrounded by influential figures.
If an ordinary person stood on the stone gambling platform and was accused of cheating, they would undoubtedly panic and not know what to do.
But as for Nianyang, she remained calm and composed from head to toe, showing not the slightest bit of nervousness or stage fright, behaving in a way that was unlike the expected reaction of a young girl.
Her bold and confident deanor unexpectedly made everyone else feel guilty.
This kind of courage is really unmatched by ordinary people.
Jiang Huan clenched her fists tightly, her expensive and beautiful red gown making her face look ashen, like a flower about to wither.
Her lips quivered as she looked at Nianyang, stamring "You" for a long ti without saying anything of substance.
anwhile, the fence-sitters around had completely swayed to Nianyang’s side, chiming in gleefully.
"Exactly, Miss Jiang, those who gamble must accept their losses. After losing, to slander others like this, it’s really disgusting. Your family should quickly pay up!"
"Yes, yes, one should be honest. We all saw it. Weren’t you Jiang Family folks very smug earlier? Why are you backing out now?"
"I thought the Jiang Family was ranked as the third-largest family, but it turns out they can’t take a loss. Truly embarrassing!"
The surrounding disparaging and mocking remarks were like sharp swords stabbing into the Jiang Family entourage.
All eyes were filled with disdain and contempt, making Jiang Huan tremble with sha, wishing the ground would swallow her up.
In the Chu Family, she’d been pampered since childhood, living a life of admiration and envy. Even when she was at the Jiang Family, she never suffered hardship; when had she ever been this humiliated?
All because of Nianyang, all because of that bitch Nianyang!
The more she thought about it, the angrier she beca. Jiang Huan glared at Nianyang, wishing she could devour her!
But she could do nothing! Just seethe in anger!
Jiang Sheng’s expression alternated between pale and dark; he wanted nothing more than to strangle the inept and blundering Jiang Huan. Seeing the seriousness of the situation, he had no choice but to step forward and say, "Everyone is just joking. If Jiang loses, then we lose. We won’t break our word. She’s just talking nonsense, and I’ll discipline her when we return."
He gave Jiang Huan a vicious glare, and Jiang Huan felt a chill throughout her body.
She had a premonition that once the stone gambling ended, her good days were over.
Nianyang smiled slightly, "Mr. Jiang still understands reason, so please, Mr. Jiang, help settle the bill quickly."
Hahaha, this is just too satisfying, let’s see how Jiang Family can still show off now!
Jiang Sheng’s expression was extrely stiff, his heart bleeding with pain. The total price of the rough stones added up to at least eight million, and that’s about how much property the Jiang Family had.
Yet today, it was all given away as a wedding dress for the Ruan Family.
Is there anything more frustrating than this? But a loss is a loss; Jiang Huan is part of the Jiang Family, and in front of so many people, if the Jiang Family doesn’t pay, they’d lose not just face, but everything.
So Jiang Sheng had no choice but to feign calmness and head to the cashier to have Jiang Qian settle the bill, at least to maintain a straightforward image.
After Jiang Sheng settled the paynt and returned, everyone indeed praised the Jiang Family for handling things elegantly, but Jiang Sheng felt like he wanted to vomit blood from all the complints.
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