Pampered by My Ex-husband (Penny and Orlando) novel Chapter 48

Chapter 48 Didn't You Sense It? She Likes You

"Sir?"

Penny called him with confusion filling her eyes.

Randy looked up, smiled at her, and said, "You just need to return me the chips you burrowed from me."

"Sir, please take them. People engaged in my industry all take promises seriously."

Being a green hand, she had won twenty billion overnight. Moreover, she was a woman. Probably she would be trapped in trouble before leaving this gambling house.

The best way to solve this was to shift the problem to the other person.

And what she had promised Randy became her best excuse.

Randy's expression turned more complicated. Why did she give up on ten billion? What did she want to do?

Even if she had received an order from Orlando, the remuneration she could get for her design would just be dozens of millions. She couldn't be able to earn ten billion even if she would work for the rest of her life.

Did she want to leave a good impression on him because he was Orlando's friend?

Randy didn't refuse it anymore and accepted the chips. Then he patted Orlando on his shoulder.

"Married man, it's late. Shouldn't you go home?"

He emphasized the words "married man" when catching a glimpse of Penny sitting back in the chair. He thought she should have heard the words.

Orlando, who originally kept his eyes lowered, knitted his brows in confusion when he heard the words.

Everyone knew that his wife was just a nominal one, and Randy should know better than others.

Randy had more complicated feelings. Since this woman didn't want money, there was only one explanation for her weird behavior she had really fallen for Orlando.

"Orlando, didn't you sense it? She likes you."

Orlando's hand that was holding the golden blue chips paused in the air. His eyelashes fluttered as he pressed his lips and asked, "How do you know?"

Randy hinted at the chips before him with his eyes and replied, "Ten billion."

Ten billion was nothing in their eyes. However, for ordinary people, it was a large amount that they couldn't get in their whole lives.