A double whammy occurs when someone plays a card and two people end up winning the hand.

Director Pi was so unlucky that a nine allowed Principal Han and Li Chengdu to win.

What's even more surprising is that Li Cheng has two nines in his hand, and Principal Han called for a side card. In other words, if Director Pi had this nine in his hand, these two would not be able to win today.

How unlucky is Director Pi!

Li Cheng couldn't bear it. After seeing Principal Han win, he didn't want others to know that he also won with a nine-stroke hand.

But Principal Han found out that Li Cheng had also messed up, so he said that Director Pi was awesome and had hit two targets at once.

This kind of thing isn't common, but most people who play mahjong regularly have encountered it. Director Pi was stunned for a moment before he seemed to come to his senses and said, "How could this happen?"

Principal Han squinted at him and said, "What's going on? You saw it all. You fired two shots at each other."

Director Pi looked at Li Cheng, who quickly covered his cards and said, "My cards don't count. Principal Han's cards are the winner."

Upon hearing this, Principal Han became displeased. He glared at Li Cheng and said, "Mr. Li, what's wrong with you? A win is a win, how can you say it doesn't count? What if Director Pi refuses to play this nine? Then you and I won't have a chance to win today."

Li Cheng was about to say something, but Weng Xiaozhu, who probably couldn't bear it any longer, suddenly said, "Playing cards with you guys is really tiring."

After she finished speaking, she stood up and left. Only three men were left in the room, staring at each other.

No one spoke at this time, whether it was Old Han who won the game or Director Pi who lost, the three of them just stared at the cards on the table.

About ten minutes later, Weng Xiaozhu returned. She placed a bag in front of Principal Han and said, "Count it! Two hundred thousand, not a penny less."

Old Han glanced at her, then took out two neatly bundled hundred-yuan bills from his bag. The three old men all looked at Weng Xiaozhu, not knowing what she meant.

Weng Xiaozhu said coldly, "Director Pi is our guest. Principal Han is a professional mahjong player, right? Since you won, just take the money and leave."

The scene suddenly became awkward, and the three men present felt as if they had been slapped in the face by this woman. It was obvious that Weng Xiaozhu was the one who really mattered.

Director Pi was about to say something when Weng Xiaozhu raised her hand and said, "Director Pi, you don't have to say anything. Today's events are all my fault, so I will naturally handle it."

Principal Han looked at the money and wanted to say something, but Weng Xiaozhu didn't wait for him to open his mouth and said, "Principal Han, don't say anything more. Playing cards has its own rules. If you don't take the money, don't come here again."

When Principal Han heard this, he put the money back into the bag and left with the bag.

Director Pi was now extremely embarrassed. He was the one who lost the money, and he was the one who suggested the 200,000 yuan bet, but in the end, it was this seemingly weak woman who paid the money.

No matter how thick-skinned Director Pi was, he couldn't just leave without saying a word. He looked at Weng Xiaozhu, then at Li Cheng, and said, "Actually, I should pay for this."

Weng Xiaozhu shook her head and said, "It's not about who is to blame. It's this Principal Han who went too far. Let him know today that the rules apply here. If you win, you take the money and leave. If you lose, don't blame the heavens or the earth."

Since Weng Xiaozhu said so, Director Pi could no longer say his complaints.

So, he also showed his generosity for once and said to Weng Xiaozhu, "I'll lend you this money. Let's work together in the future. I guarantee that you can earn 400,000 yuan."

When Li Cheng heard this, he laughed in his heart, thinking that you really don't lose money. You use the money you lost playing mahjong to make up for it with the project.

Weng Xiaozhu said a few polite words and then invited Director Pi to another room for tea.

The three of them went to Li Cheng's teahouse again. After they sat down, Weng Xiaozhu personally made tea. Taking advantage of this time, Director Pi said to Li Cheng, "Li Cheng, you are very kind. Otherwise, I would have lost 400,000 yuan."

Li Cheng knew he was talking about his inability to win a hand, so he waved his hand and said, "Director Pi, no matter whose hand I win, I can't win yours! Right?"

Director Pi said, "Yes, yes," and turned to look at Weng Xiaozhu, "Boss Weng, don't worry about the project. You can take over the renovation of the savings bank first, and we'll talk about it later when there are projects."

After Weng Xiaozhu thanked him again, she continued, "Director Pi, besides the project, I have another favor to ask of you. I wonder if it's convenient for you."

Director Pi leaned back, smoothed his hair, and said, "Mr. Weng, you're too polite. What's our relationship now? We're all family. If you have anything to say, just say it. I'll do my best to help as long as I can."

When Weng Xiaozhu heard this, she placed a cup of tea in front of him with a smile and said, "Director Pi, then I'm telling you, okay?"

"Tell me..." Director Pi said, picking up the teacup.

Weng Xiaozhu glanced at Li Cheng and said, "How about you just tell me?"

Li Cheng pretended to be embarrassed, looked at her and said, "Aren't you making things difficult for Director Pi? You don't know the situation in the bank. This kind of thing is difficult to handle. I think it's better not to say it. It's not good to make things difficult for others."

Weng Xiaozhu was about to say something when Director Pi spoke first, "What's going on? If you don't tell me, how can I know if you're going to make things difficult for me?"

Weng Xiaozhu also said: "Yes, if you don't tell me, how can I know whether it is difficult for Director Pi. Right, Director Pi."

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