Chapter 278 Gambling Den

• The individuals present had a wealth of life experience and were not easily swayed by grandiose words. They understood that going to such a small place was essentially a form of exile. Therefore, they were unwilling to willingly leave the Rhys family's inner circle, as it would be difficult to regain their position if they ever returned.
• Although the profits of the gambling den were substantial, the industries controlled by those present were more valuable than a mere gambling den. They did not need to sacrifice their current wealth and position for something so trivial.
• The patriarch of the Rhys family's facial expression turned ugly as he observed the expressions surrounding him. Each and every one of them was a sly fox in their own right. As a result, they were naturally unwilling to suffer any form of loss. In his opinion, the gambling den was a significant source of income. So, they wouldn't really lose out on money if they made this trip.