takes care of him because her grand-aunt told her so before she died. Through fateful events, Cheung finds out that Fu is his brother and he was kicked around like a ball, sold to America, then China, and he was severely wounded in the shoulder by a blade his "master" was wielding for unable to obtain money when Fu was out as a beggar. Cheung, finding his brother a social outcast, encourages him to become more open. Fu is scared and runs away. Fatefully, he meets Chor, and Chor gives him a makeover, so Fu can look decent. Chor teaches him that if you don't want to be stared at, stare at the person who is glaring at you, and demonstrates by making a couple leave just by staring at them. Chor soon becomes Fu's idol. Chor informs Cheung that Fu is at his residence and Fu goes back home. Cheung is busy, and asks Wan to take care of Fu. But unfortunately, Wan and her friend take Fu to a gambling den, and they find out that Fu has the uncanny ability to memorize all the 52 cards' order, just by watching the dealer shuffle. Soon, everyone becomes entangled with personal problems: Cheung trying to lead Fu in the right way and getting his "good luck" back. Chor cheats in a gamble, which is being taped. He has to conform to bad people by secretly stealing Onisac's money, soon being consumed by greed. Wan, deciding who to fall in love with: Cheung or Chor. Fu, struggling to go from a dealer to CEO (trying to be just like Chor), and learning how to gamble properly. And finally, Wing, who wants to reunite Chor (whom he calls Honey) and Cheung (whom he calls Baby), after Chor framed Cheung. Cast Viewership ratings a Last episode peaked at 40 points within the last 15 minutes of the episode. Awards and nominations Awards Next Magazine TV Awards (2007) "Top 10 Best TV Program" - #2 "Top 10 Best TV Artists" - Jessica Hsuan - #2 "Top 10 Best TV Artists" - Bosco Wong - #6 Nominations International Emmy (2007) "Best Performance by an Actor" (Bobby Au-yeung - Chai Foon-Cheung) (Top 3) 40th TVB Anniversary Awards (2007) "Best Drama" (Top 3) "Best Actor in a Leading Role" (Bobby Au-yeung - Chai Foon-Cheung) (Top 5) "Best Actress in a Leading Role" (Jessica Hsuan - Li