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Uncle Mark's Doomsday Dice

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 490    |    Released on: 09/06/2025

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date me, to show off hi

casinos in Atlantic City or Vegas, where he'd lose more often t

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ed on Mark's lips.

is hands wide. "Don't come cryi

ives exchanged

e shark. He'd spent years practicing, or

't know a

be influenced, the feel of them, the sound, the release. She'd learned it all during her stin

r. "Put your money where your mouth is. My cash is o

d laid out my holiday bon

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Uncle Mark's Doomsday Dice
Uncle Mark's Doomsday Dice
“Thanksgiving was usually my favorite holiday, a time for family and good food. This year, my wealthy Uncle Mark, who constantly belittled our humble family, turned dinner into a display of his supposed superiority, pulling out stacks of cash and daring us to play high-stakes poker, specifically mocking my retired mailman father and me for "pinching pennies." Fuelled by years of suppressed anger over his taunts, especially towards my father, I stepped up to play, risking and quickly losing my entire Christmas bonus in a series of humiliating dice rolls as he gloated. But when he kept pushing, openly savaging my father's quiet dignity and mocking my girlfriend, a deep, simmering fury ignited within me; this wasn't just about money anymore, it was a battle for my family's honor. With trembling hands but unwavering resolve, I pulled out my phone, displaying my thirty-thousand-dollar house down payment fund, ready to risk everything and make this Thanksgiving a lesson he would never forget.”
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