How My Ex Became My Next by Kirk Stanley ( Gilda Lynch ) novel Chapter 314

Chapter 314 

“Ms. Lynch, what do you think?” 

Gilda roughly guessed Alan’s intention, but she still said, “Alan, I can play chess with you. But you have to say something.” 

Alan stretched out his hand and began to put all the chess pieces in place. 

While playing with the chess pieces, he said word by word, “Of course. Let’s take this game as the criterion and decide the winner or loser in one game. 

“If you win, you can take him away and do whatever you want. I have no complaints. 

“If you lose, the grudge between us will be written off. We won’t care about the past.” 

The chess game was like a bet. 

That was probably what Alan meant. 

Hearing what Alan said, Levi relaxed a little. He knew that Alan was protecting him. 

After all, if Alan were the second–best chess player in Allath, no one would dare to be the first! 

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Gilda couldn’t win at all when playing chess with him. 

“What about you? Ms. Lynch, do you dare?” Levi couldn’t help but jokingly said. 

As long as Gilda dared to agree, she would lose. 

Gilda shook her head slightly. Alan thought Gilda didn’t dare to do so, and his face darkened. Unexpectedly, Gilda continued, “This stake is too small.” 

Alan suddenly became interested. 

“Hahaha, Ms. Lynch, do you have any ideas?” 

Gilda raised her eyes and looked serious. “How about we add something?” 

“How?” 

“I think you have been sitting in this position for a long time. Why don’t we change someone else?” 

Levi was furious, “Gilda, what do you mean? How dare you! It depends on whether our brothers agree or not.” 

Gilda ignored him and looked at Alan. “If you lose, I’ll change the helmsman for your little gang, okay?” 

Alan looked gloomy as if he was checking Gilda’s words. 

Seeing that she wasn’t joking at all, he became confident again. “Ms. Lynch, if you win, I will let you sit in this position. And I 

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am willing to accept you as my boss and follow your order’s in the future. If you tell me to go eastward, I won’t go. westward. If you ask me to beat the dog, I won’t drive away the chicken.” 

Hearing this, everyone around was stunned. 

No one expected that Alan dared to make such a big bet. 

A simple chess game decided the fate of their whole gang. When everyone was sighing, Alan said again, “But if I win, except for the two families‘ grudges, I want you to marry me.” 

The people around instantly cheered.