Without even any principal, Tomoya walked into the casino trembling, holding the one hundred thousand yen he had borrowed from Kazuo.
Although Tomoya was a waste, he had never gambled before. Looking at the gamblers shouting themselves hoarse with bloodshot eyes, a feeling of coldness arose in Tomoya's heart.
Kazuo had only given Tomoya one hour. If Tomoya exceeded that ti, or didn't have enough principal, then Tomoya would only have his kidneys harvested.
As ti passed, Tomoya felt that the chips in his hand were as heavy as a mountain.
Finally, in the last ten minutes before the end, Tomoya ca to the dice table. Then, closing his eyes, he put down the one hundred thousand principal. Tomoya had watched for a while, so he knew how to play this.
While Tomoya prayed silently in his heart, he didn't notice Kazuo signal to the dealer.
Soon, Tomoya realized that he hadn't lost; instead, he had won.
Now, Aki Tomoya's one hundred thousand had turned into two hundred thousand. This was enough for Tomoya to repay the principal and the compensation.
But seeing how easy it was to make money, greed grew in Tomoya's heart. He put the money on the table again. If he could win just a few more tis, he would be able to pay back Utaha's money and never have to look at that stinking woman's face again.
Under Kazuo's signal, Aki Tomoya's two hundred thousand beca four hundred thousand. Four hundred thousand beca eight hundred thousand. Eight hundred thousand beca one million six hundred thousand. One million six hundred thousand beca three million two hundred thousand. Finally, it beca six million four hundred thousand!
Tomoya's eyes turned red. After only a few plays, he had already won so much money.
The gamblers nearby looked at Tomoya with pity in their eyes. These gamblers weren't stupid. The more Tomoya won, the worse off he would be later.
But Tomoya didn't notice at all. Or rather, he had already been consud by greed.
Tomoya continued to put his six million four hundred thousand chips down. Kazuo, from a distance, made a throat-cutting gesture to the dealer. The dealer imdiately understood: it was ti to close the net!
So, ten seconds earlier, Tomoya had a huge sum of six million four hundred thousand. But ten seconds later, Tomoya beca a penniless pauper.
"How can this be? This is fake. This money is mine..."
Tomoya reached out to take back the chips. But how could the dealer allow Tomoya to have his way? He imdiately called security to subdue Tomoya.
Tomoya struggled incessantly.
Kazuo walked up to Tomoya.
"You lost all the chips I gave you!"
"Give one more chance. Just one more chance, and I can win this money back right away."
In Tomoya's view, he had just failed to hit that 50% chance. So, if he were given another chance, he would definitely win back everything he had lost!
Kazuo sneered in his heart. He had seen this kind of gambler's ntality no less than eight hundred tis.
But Kazuo looked at Tomoya and said, "Then I'll lend you another one hundred thousand. If you lose this ti, then you're on your own!"
Taking Kazuo's one hundred thousand, Tomoya stepped up to the gambling table again. And then...
He lost once again!
"Lend another one hundred thousand. I'm sure I can win. I won a lot just now. These two losses were just bad luck. I can definitely win!"
Tomoya begged Kazuo.
Kazuo looked at Tomoya and smiled.
"Sign this contract, and I'll lend you the money!"
Tomoya looked at Kazuo's contract, and his pupils shrank to pinpricks!
This contract clearly stated that if Tomoya couldn't repay the money, he would voluntarily sell his organs to pay off the debt.
Tomoya suddenly shuddered. The gambler's ntality in his head was instantly doused with a bucket of cold water.
"Sign or not?"
Tomoya panicked. He didn't want to sign. But if he didn't, the other party would definitely not let him go.
Now, Tomoya was stuck between a rock and a hard place.
"I, I..."
"If you continue gambling, you still have a chance to win. But if you don't, you don't even have a chance to win!"
Kazuo tempted Tomoya.
"Didn't you say you won a lot before? As long as you can win just once more!"
Tomoya rembered the millions he had won earlier. Greed grew in his heart again, even overpowering his fear.
Tomoya then said to Kazuo, "This ti, I want one million!"
Kazuo was stunned for a mont, then smiled.
"Very good. As long as you sign the contract, I will give you one million!"
Tomoya gritted his teeth, then signed the contract.
Soon, one million in chips were delivered to Tomoya.
Tomoya took this money and went to the gambling table. This ti, Tomoya didn't dare to put all the chips down. Instead, he took out one hundred thousand.
Then, Tomoya won. One hundred thousand beca two hundred thousand. This win slightly alleviated the fear in Tomoya's heart.
Then, he regretted why he hadn't put all the chips in. If he had put all the chips in just now, he would have had two million.
But the fear in his heart still prevented Tomoya from putting all his chips in. Instead, he took out half.
Then, Tomoya won again.
Now, the greed in Tomoya's heart completely overwheld his fear. When he put all his chips in, he didn't see that Kazuo, standing behind him, was smiling.
When Hakuto received the report from Torikaze, he was dumbfounded.
'This Akita Kazuo was really a genius!'
But then Hakuto laughed.
"Take a few photos of Aki Tomoya's collateral and send them to . Then keep them safe!"
After instructing Torikaze, Hakuto recorded another diary entry.
[Aki Tomoya's life is completely ruined!]
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