At seven in the evening.
Mrs. Sun Jingan sent a car to pick her up.
Su Ruanruan got into the car and arrived at a chic mansion owned by Mrs. Yin.
The ladies of high society in City B know how to enjoy life.
Even a casual card ga is set up like a banquet.
An old-fashioned record player.
A niche and serene tune.
Four British butlers shuttle back and forth serving tea.
Five or six ladies sit on couches, comfortably sipping English tea.
Naturally, Mrs. Sun Jingan is the leader of the pack.
Mrs. Sun Jingan looked around and praised: "Mrs. Yin’s place is really nice! Very charming."
Naturally, the others agreed.
Qin Su took a sip of tea, "Just so trinkets."
She asked Mrs. Sun Jingan: "Regarding the card partner you ntioned, I wonder whose daughter she is."
Mrs. Sun Jingan smiled.
She said: "That child we talked about today."
Qin Su was relieved.
Recently, Changhe had not been very popular in front of Jing’an, so she naturally needs to make her rounds.
If Mrs. Sun Jingan brings soone who is not sharp, that would be favoring her own.
Qin Su smiled.
The ladies drank another cup of tea.
The door of the mansion opened.
A waiter ushered Su Ruanruan in.
Tonight, Su Ruanruan dressed up specially.
A fluffy black long dress paired with a luxurious diamond necklace.
Elegant yet valuable.
Mrs. Sun Jingan introduced her to others, "This is the child from our Jing’an’s side, surnad Su, nad Ruanruan."
Su Ruanruan greeted everyone.
Her behavior and manners were proper and considered.
She was also exceptionally beautiful.
Others genuinely complinted: "Unexpectedly, Jiangcheng has such a person!"
Mrs. Sun Jingan had a full smile.
She said: "The child is honest, go easy on her later."
The ladies laughed: "There’s no rcy in the ga of cards~ Mrs. Sun, you better prepare so money."
Mrs. Sun Jingan chuckled.
She looked at Qin Su: "Mrs. Yin, shall we start?"
Qin Su was montarily distracted.
Hearing this, she smiled slightly: "Of course."
...
Sitting at the table.
While shuffling cards, Su Ruanruan said softly: "I don’t play often, please forgive ."
The ladies were intent on winning.
Tonight, it seed there would be gains.
This was Su Ruanruan’s first ti playing cards with them, she held back during the first round.
Several turns later, she kept losing.
In the blink of an eye, she was down by several hundred thousand.
Mrs. Yin chuckled: "Mrs. Jing’an, did you bring soone here to give us money?"
Others laughed as well.
A lady propped her chin: "She really plays big."
Su Ruanruan gave a shallow smile.
She laid out two tiles: "Pung."
That lady then regretted, "I shouldn’t have played this tile."
Mrs. Yin smiled: "No regrets in chess moves."
She drew a tile, pondered, and then played it.
Su Ruanruan gently laid out her tiles.
She grinned: "Sorry, double Pung."
Mrs. Yin didn’t look very pleased.
She was the best card player here.
Usually, she would play as needed, winning or losing appropriately.
This ti, she had been careless.
She counted her chips, gracefully saying, "Miss Su played well."
Su Ruanruan collected the chips.
She modestly said: "Just a bit of luck."
The ladies began playing again...
What followed was entirely Su Ruanruan’s show.
Either self-drawing or winning on Mrs. Yin’s plays.
Occasionally, she would also win on Mrs. Sun Jingan’s plays.
When Mrs. Sun Jingan lost, she joked: "I brought you to see the world, but didn’t expect you to co win my money, I’ll have Jing’an teach you a lesson later."
Su Ruanruan feigned ignorance.
She playfully replied: "There’s no rcy in the ga of cards."
Mrs. Sun Jingan pointed at her, and said to the others: "Look, she’s learned to be bad."
So in the crowd sighed inwardly: Didn’t you say earlier that she was honest?
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