This was the situation; Mo Yundun accepted his loss as a gambler, and he walked towards Yang Fan, his eyes filled with hatred and frustration.
This kid had ruined his lifelong reputation. He hadn't cheated at all, yet in front of everyone's eyes, he was regarded as a cheating gambler, and that was a disgrace he couldn't swallow.
A gentleman's revenge is never too late, even after ten years; this was just the beginning.
"I'll remember you, perhaps we'll meet again." With those words, not waiting for any response from Yang Fan or even bothering to say goodbye, he turned and left amidst the uproar of the crowd.
Yang Fan didn't care how many enemies he had; today, his victory was certain.
Only one person was left, and Yang Fan didn't want to waste any time; this time, he would go for a quick resolution.
Doug Johnson was different from Thomas Simon, different from Matthew Morris, and essentially different from Mo Yundun.
