My Flirtacious Husband (Genevieve and Armand) novel Chapter 585

“Okay.” Coco was the first to agree.

Genevieve, who was still arranging her cards like a beginner, asked, “What should we bet on, then?”

“The loser has to take off one piece of clothing.” Sylvie's finger caressed the top of the deck mindlessly as she chuckled. “When the loser is in her underwear, she'll have to put on a sexy performance at the nightclub. Isn't that exhilarating?”

With a frown, Genevieve rubbed her chin. “Isn't the bet a bit too much?”

“I don't think so. We've always been playing it this way.” Coco added, “You can ask anyone here.”

The other socialites knew Sylvie and Coco were planning to prank Genevieve.

Since a few of the girls were also part of the entertainment industry, they nodded in agreement so they wouldn't displease Sylvie.

Coco caught the hesitant look on Genevieve's face and did her best to persuade the latter. She kept assuring Genevieve that she wouldn't lose with her beginner's luck. To gain Genevieve's trust, she even lost the first round on purpose.

Thinking her luck had come, Genevieve let her guard down.

The other three at the table had formed a pact to make Genevieve the loser. Before long, Genevieve had taken off her shoes, coat, and black camisole, revealing the light green bra underneath.

Sylvie glanced at Genevieve as a cruel glint flashed across her eyes.

If she loses one more round, she'll be a goner.

Yet, suddenly it seemed the tide had turned in Genevieve's favor. After she won against Coco, she won against Sylvie next.

A few minutes later, Sylvie only had her undergarments left.

Coco was in an even worse situation. To accentuate her figure in the gown, she had only worn pasties.

Coco felt something was off.

Genevieve was still a beginner just an hour ago. Why are her cards so good now that even the three of us can't win against her?

Coco was worried about having to dance at the nightclub, so she wrapped her arms over her belly and yelped, “My stomach hurts.”

“You can have someone play in your stead.” Genevieve added, “But if that person loses, the consequences still lie on you.”