After traveling through time, I was in the front row watching the real daughter slap her face

Brother Le was taught by the elders of the Le family since he was young, so he naturally did not develop the bad habit of gambling. He said with a smile:

"Just have something fun."

He glanced at the food on the table, then focused his eyes on the cans of Coke.

He pointed and said, "Let's make a bet. The loser has to drink Coke and cannot go to the bathroom during the period. The first person to go to the bathroom is the biggest loser of the night and must accept the punishment."

This suggestion was clearly meant as a joke, and when everyone heard it, they looked at each other with excitement in their eyes, as if they had already thought of how to trick people.

However, some people also put forward their own opinions.

"But that's not fair. You know how to play this card well, but none of us here have learned it."

He pointed at Le Wan and the other two, then pointed at his own group.

"If we were put at the same table, wouldn't we lose miserably?"

Brother Le put his hands on his hips, obviously he had considered this situation before.

"So to be fair, the three of us won't be competing. We'll just bet on the winner."

The so-called betting means that other players do not enter the game in person, but place bets before the game starts, betting on which player will win in the first round. If the bet is right, the loser has to pay double the bet, that is, double the Coke. If the bet is wrong, the loser has to drink Coke with the other players.

Everyone thought that if they placed a bet before the game started, they would probably not be able to predict the outcome of the game, so they agreed.

Brother Le still felt that the excitement was not enough, so he shouted:

“There is no limit to the number of players. So, anyone who is interested in participating can just join.”

This time he brought two sets of mahjong and set up two gambling tables, taking up eight seats. Six or seven other people expressed interest and followed him.

Brother Le only used two sets of mahjong to attract two-thirds of the players to join the game.

He looked at the dozen people around him and felt very proud. As long as he could attract everyone's attention here, there would be fewer people coming to make trouble. In this way, there would be fewer people targeting his sister.

Thinking of this, he looked at Zhai Jingkai proudly.

"Humph."

As long as he takes action, half of the trouble will be solved immediately. There are only a few people, and if Zhai Jingkai still can't take care of his sister, then he will throw away this useless brother-in-law.

When Zhai Jingkai saw his smug look, he felt a little amused and a little impressed. He had to admit that even if he thought he was smarter than Le Xiaodi, he couldn't be like him, with an extroverted, cheerful personality, strong social skills, and could easily attract everyone's attention.

From a certain perspective, although Brother Le's character is a bit straightforward, he is also smart in his own way, and his charm is in no way inferior to his two outstanding brothers. No wonder even a successful boss like Ren Rong once mentioned to him that he envied Le Wan's parents for being able to raise so many outstanding children.

Looking at little brother Le who was teaching them how to play mahjong, Le Wan showed a smug smile on her face.

Apart from those students who were busy learning how to play mahjong, Emma and Jacques were the only two unhappy ones. They had been famous in school since childhood for their outstanding looks and strong family background.

As the center of the crowd, they have always been the focus of everyone's attention, especially at this kind of gathering, the lights are always focused on the two of them.

As a result, this little brother Le appeared. Although he was still a child, he stole the limelight with just two cards and a few words.

This made them feel inexplicably unhappy!

Although the two were unhappy, Brother Le was a few years younger than them and looked even younger because he was an Oriental. So in their eyes, he was more like a child. They couldn't put down their pride and make things difficult for him in public, as this would call their dignity into question.

But that didn't mean they wouldn't do anything. Jacques was not used to being ignored, so he took the lead and sat down at a table.

"It would be a shame if I didn't play such an interesting game. So, can I try it first?"

He seemed to be asking Brother Le who was in the middle of the crowd, but his eyes were looking at everyone. Everyone was used to him giving orders, so naturally they had no objections.

Emma originally wanted to take a table like him, but when she thought about her next plan, she suppressed her impulse and sat next to Le Wan.

"I met your brother this morning. He seemed like a very, very nice person. I didn't expect your brother to be so nice too. Compared to my two bad brothers who only bullied me, I really envy you."

"He's just pretending to be polite in front of guests," Le Wan said modestly, "but once he's home, he's a troublemaker and a worry. This morning he even pissed my dad off so much that he wanted to kick him out of the house."

Hearing her description, Emma was a little envious.

"It seems like your family has a very good relationship."

What is different from her is that although her family was wealthy since she was a child, her parents were always busy with work and had little time to accompany them.

In her mind, Le Wan's family would take time out to travel together every year. This was already a common occurrence, otherwise she would not have brought her friends out to play.

Le Wan could see that the envy in Emma's eyes was real. She guessed that perhaps it was because she lacked care since childhood that she had such an unruly and twisted personality.

Although Le Wan had some guesses in her mind, she didn't listen to Emma. After all, this was her private matter, and she was not interested. She only said,

"My parents are usually very busy, but I am very grateful to them. It is because of their busy work that they provide us with a good life, allowing us to easily get what we want, and also have experiences that many people may never have in their lifetime."

Emma was stunned at first, then she smiled.

"Maybe you're right. I should thank them."

Then she stood up.

"Sorry, I suddenly remembered that I forgot something very important, so I have to deal with it first. Please bear with me."

"Please go first." Le Wan waved her hand.

Emma nodded slightly, and before turning away, she glanced at Zhai Jingkai, who had been silent all the time, and saw that although his eyes were fixed on the people playing not far away, one of his hands was subconsciously protecting Le Wan's lower back.

Her eyes gleamed, and she thought to herself that she should really thank her parents for their hard work, which allowed her to easily get what she wanted. For example, she really wanted Zhai Jingkai.

Perhaps even Le Wan did not expect that her well-intentioned advice would have the opposite effect, making Emma even more determined.

When Le Wan saw Emma rushing up to the second floor, she suddenly felt a sense of danger. She took the opportunity to lean on Zhai Jingkai's chest and whispered to him:

“Why do I feel like Emma is starting to have bad intentions?

He hadn't noticed Emma's situation at all, so he didn't know why Le Wan had such an intuition. But he believed that what Le Wan said was right, so he was still alert. He squeezed Le Wan's arm and comforted her,

"Don't worry, I'm here."

He would not stand idly by and watch others hurt Le Wan.

Le Wan touched her nose and complained,

"You said you were here, but you are her target. What if I get caught up in you?"

When Zhai Jingkai heard her words, he withdrew his gaze from Le Xiaodi and looked at her with a wronged expression.

"So you're going to abandon me?

Le Wan swayed her high heels slightly, with a smug look on her face.

"It depends on the situation. If something goes wrong, I will definitely protect myself first."

Zhai Jingkai thought about it and actually nodded.