Before Losing All

The most important phone call in my life was when I made a "bluff" during a poker game. On the other end of the phone, my wife who had been married for ten years said in a voice colder than a stranger's: "Get a divorce." I said: "Okay." I hung up the phone and won the biggest pot on the table. But I know that I just lost everything. They all call me a gambler. Once upon a time, I gambled and spent a lot of money on the card table; later, I gambled on people's hearts and cheated on each other in the shopping mall. Now, I have lost all my wealth, my marriage, and even my most trusted brother has left me. And my opponents are waiting to see how I lose the last thing - myself. But they all forget that a gambler who has nothing to lose is the most dangerous. Because this time, the bet I placed was my life.