Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter
Chapter 869 - 867: Ears with a Hint of Pink

Chapter 869: Chapter 867: Ears with a Hint of Pink

"Continue!" the Viscountess commanded.

The staff dealt the cards again. Helian Qiao got a red heart A, the Viscountess a black spade K, the woman from Yin Country a diamond 9, and the man from China a black spade 10.

"Miss Chen, you are facing an A openly! Please place your bet," the gloved staff member gestured.

Helian Qiao placed a bet of one hundred thousand in chips.

The woman from Yin Country glanced at her hole card, her face changed, and she cursed to herself, "shit!"

Her hole card was a club 10.

There was zero chance for a flush, at most a straight, and among the other three players, two had double A’s and double K’s, and another might have a straight, but the double spades were bigger than her diamonds.

It was a sure loss; she didn’t need to go on!

The woman from Yin Country directly picked up her two face-up cards and spread them out, then stood up and left!

"Gu Tingyun, why did she leave?" Helian Qiao turned her head and asked.

Tingyun leaned in close to her ear and explained in a hushed voice, "Discarding the cards means relinquishing the right to continue."

Being so close, the hot breath tickled her ear, causing Helian Qiao to raise a hand and scratch her ear.

"Oh."

Helian Qiao’s pale ear turned a shade of pink.

Knowing that her ears were sensitive, Tingyun found her even more adorable when he saw this and deliberately leaned in to whisper again, "Guibao, do you want to continue?"

His voice was low and magnetic, with a hint of sexiness.

The breath on her ear made the Little Princess feel like an electric current was surging up from her tailbone.

This feeling was too strange!

She immediately covered her ears with her hands and glared with wide eyes, "Gu Tingyun, don’t talk so softly again!"

If it had been anyone else, she would have thrown a punch already!

Gu Tingyun said okay with a smile full of mirth, not wanting anyone else to see such a cute reaction.

The staff dealt cards again. Helian Qiao got a club A, the Viscountess a diamond A. Even though the woman from Yin Country had left, they still had to deal a card for her according to the rules, which was a diamond 10. The man from China got a black spade 9.

The Viscountess, her fingers painted with red nail polish, picked up a diamond A in front of her and said with a covered smile, "Oh dear, Miss Chen, I’m so sorry, but the A you needed is right here with me!"

She couldn’t form four A’s!

Helian Qiao didn’t care and directly asked, "Whose turn is it to bet?"

The Viscountess, seeing that she was being ignored, had a frozen smile on her face and looked rather displeased as she placed the card back in its spot and silently glanced at her hole card, which was a diamond K!

She now had a red heart and black spade K, along with a diamond A, and her hole card was a diamond K!

She was only missing a club K; unless the opponent had a straight flush, they couldn’t beat her!

The Chen Jiao across from her was no longer a threat; with an A in her own hand, she couldn’t gather four A’s, and the main competition was now the other man from China, who had a greater chance of having a straight flush!

The man from China also glanced at his hole card, which was a black spade Q.

A glint of joy flashed in his eyes; his hand now consisted of black spade 8, 9, 10, with a hole card of black spade Q. All he needed was a black spade J for a straight flush!

While the other two were harboring ulterior motives, the Little Princess wasn’t thinking about anything.

"Black spade straight flush is dominant, please place your bet," the staff announced.

The man from China immediately threw down a large amount of chips, "Betting five hundred thousand!"

The Viscountess and Helian Qiao followed suit and placed their bets.

The staff dealt another card, and a black spade J landed in Helian Qiao’s hand.

The man from China was dumbfounded!

This completely ended his play.

He received a club K.

This 8910QK, without a J, was nothing—a completely useless hand!