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Prince Farooq Kalifa was on a roll. He’d come away from the high-limit Baccarat room up 1.5 million Euros, and now he was throwing number after number at the main floor Craps table—all-in-all, it was shaping into a delightful last night in Monaco for the young prince. He ordered another Scotch on the rocks by wiggling two fingers in the direction of the nearest hostess just as he began rattling the dice again.
“Twenty on the hard six,” Farooq told the pit boss, letting the bowtie-wearing stick man slide two rectangular plates off of the stack in front of him, once the bet was placed Farooq let the dice tumble down the table.
“Six! The hard way, player makes his point.” the pit boss announced as the dice came to a rest, eliciting a loud cheer from the ever-growing crowd around the Craps table.
There was a brief pause while the pit bosses made their way around the table, paying out bets placed all around the pass line. Farooq’s payout came last, as they had to carefully stack the ten-thousand Euro tiles beside his various wagers that he’d placed during his roll. He passed the dice to the next shooter and laid three tiles on the pass line as his drink arrived. Tipping the hostess with hundred Euro chips, Farooq made room for the young Spanish woman who seemed eager to take over the roll. Some among the crowd around the table made dismayed sounds and backed off their bets, irritated at the slight breach of etiquette she’d committed by taking the dice away from the hot hand.
“Majesty, don’t you think that it’s about time to wrap up and return to your suite?” Ahmad whispered to Farooq, his personal bodyguard and oldest friend, “we fly back in the morning and you haven’t slept for more than four hours in—“
“Relax Ahmad,” Farooq replied, taking a sip of his Scotch before going on, “it’s not like we can miss our flight. I own the plane.”
“Just so, Majesty.” Ahmad answered with a nod.
“The point is three,” the pit boss announced, using the long, wooden stick that he carried to push the dice back across the table to the lady who’d rolled a three, causing those around the table to continue grumbling with dissatisfaction, some even hedging their bets by placing chips on the don’t pass line.
“Seven! Craps. No point.” the stick man announced as soon as the dice came to rest, causing a dismayed groan to ring out from those around the table. The stick man slid the dice back to the woman who’d just crapped out. “Next round, place your bets.”
“Oy! Why don’t you give it a rest there, missus. Let the Paki bloke roll again, won’t ya?” an Australian, who was visibly drunk, called from across the table, “you’ve lost us enough money, don’t ya think?”
“Cosa ha detto?” the young woman asked, puzzled that anyone could be upset with her in the tight fitting, gold minidress she was wearing.
“I’m Saudi, and why don’t you let the girl roll her point?” Farooq responded, laying a reassuring hand on the woman’s back, left bare by her dress, “I’ve got a good feeling about this one.”
Farooq backed up his words by sliding eight of the ten-k tiles onto the pass line. When the Italian looked to him for reassurance, Farooq just nodded and smiled. The woman looked to be focusing very hard as she jostled the dice about in her fist, causing her breasts to jiggle faintly. The Australian just rolled his eyes and bet heavily on the don’t pass line. Just as the Italian woman seemed to be ready to throw, Farooq took hold of her wrist and planted a gentle kiss on the back of her wrist.
“For luck,” Farooq smiled when she gave him a puzzled look, but she smiled back before tossing the dice.
“Seven! A winner!” the stickman exclaimed, setting the table to cheering once more. The Italian woman jumped and let out an excited cry before kissing Farooq on the lips, briefly but passionately.
Unfortunately for the shooter, when she leaned forward to kiss him, Farooq caught a glimpse of a young woman who put this Italian beauty’s looks to shame. She was walking with a decided swivel to her hips and wielded all the confidence that her overwhelming sexiness entitled her to. Her long brunette hair was folded into a neat and gorgeous braid down her back and her breasts looked like something a Renaissance master would have carved from marble, except for the decidedly fleshy way that they moved subtly under her designer gown.
“Ahmad!” Farooq summoned his friend, “that woman over there, find out what she drinks and bring her the most exquisite iteration of that drink that exists in the world.”
To this end, Farooq slipped Ahmad fifty thousand Euros in tiles.
Prince Farooq Kalifa was on a roll. He’d come away from the high-limit Baccarat room up 1.5 million Euros, and now he was throwing number after number at the main floor Craps table—all-in-all, it was shaping into a delightful last night in Monaco for the young prince. He ordered another Scotch on the rocks by wiggling two fingers in the direction of the nearest hostess just as he began rattling the dice again.
“Twenty on the hard six,” Farooq told the pit boss, letting the bowtie-wearing stick man slide two rectangular plates off of the stack in front of him, once the bet was placed Farooq let the dice tumble down the table.
“Six! The hard way, player makes his point.” the pit boss announced as the dice came to a rest, eliciting a loud cheer from the ever-growing crowd around the Craps table.
There was a brief pause while the pit bosses made their way around the table, paying out bets placed all around the pass line. Farooq’s payout came last, as they had to carefully stack the ten-thousand Euro tiles beside his various wagers that he’d placed during his roll. He passed the dice to the next shooter and laid three tiles on the pass line as his drink arrived. Tipping the hostess with hundred Euro chips, Farooq made room for the young Spanish woman who seemed eager to take over the roll. Some among the crowd around the table made dismayed sounds and backed off their bets, irritated at the slight breach of etiquette she’d committed by taking the dice away from the hot hand.
“Majesty, don’t you think that it’s about time to wrap up and return to your suite?” Ahmad whispered to Farooq, his personal bodyguard and oldest friend, “we fly back in the morning and you haven’t slept for more than four hours in—“
“Relax Ahmad,” Farooq replied, taking a sip of his Scotch before going on, “it’s not like we can miss our flight. I own the plane.”
“Just so, Majesty.” Ahmad answered with a nod.
“The point is three,” the pit boss announced, using the long, wooden stick that he carried to push the dice back across the table to the lady who’d rolled a three, causing those around the table to continue grumbling with dissatisfaction, some even hedging their bets by placing chips on the don’t pass line.
“Seven! Craps. No point.” the stick man announced as soon as the dice came to rest, causing a dismayed groan to ring out from those around the table. The stick man slid the dice back to the woman who’d just crapped out. “Next round, place your bets.”
“Oy! Why don’t you give it a rest there, missus. Let the Paki bloke roll again, won’t ya?” an Australian, who was visibly drunk, called from across the table, “you’ve lost us enough money, don’t ya think?”
“Cosa ha detto?” the young woman asked, puzzled that anyone could be upset with her in the tight fitting, gold minidress she was wearing.
“I’m Saudi, and why don’t you let the girl roll her point?” Farooq responded, laying a reassuring hand on the woman’s back, left bare by her dress, “I’ve got a good feeling about this one.”
Farooq backed up his words by sliding eight of the ten-k tiles onto the pass line. When the Italian looked to him for reassurance, Farooq just nodded and smiled. The woman looked to be focusing very hard as she jostled the dice about in her fist, causing her breasts to jiggle faintly. The Australian just rolled his eyes and bet heavily on the don’t pass line. Just as the Italian woman seemed to be ready to throw, Farooq took hold of her wrist and planted a gentle kiss on the back of her wrist.
“For luck,” Farooq smiled when she gave him a puzzled look, but she smiled back before tossing the dice.
“Seven! A winner!” the stickman exclaimed, setting the table to cheering once more. The Italian woman jumped and let out an excited cry before kissing Farooq on the lips, briefly but passionately.
Unfortunately for the shooter, when she leaned forward to kiss him, Farooq caught a glimpse of a young woman who put this Italian beauty’s looks to shame. She was walking with a decided swivel to her hips and wielded all the confidence that her overwhelming sexiness entitled her to. Her long brunette hair was folded into a neat and gorgeous braid down her back and her breasts looked like something a Renaissance master would have carved from marble, except for the decidedly fleshy way that they moved subtly under her designer gown.
“Ahmad!” Farooq summoned his friend, “that woman over there, find out what she drinks and bring her the most exquisite iteration of that drink that exists in the world.”
To this end, Farooq slipped Ahmad fifty thousand Euros in tiles.
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