Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim)

Chapter 144

Chapter 144 A Joke

“Hey, cheer up. Didn’t you say he was cold to you for three years? If you feel uncomfortable now, they

will have their way… Hey, what are you posting? Samara?”

Gisselle thought Samara was really sad. Thinking about the sarcastic words she had said to Samara just

now, Gisselle felt a little guilty. She sat next to Samara and wanted to comfort her. Unexpectedly, when

she lowered her head, she saw Samara post

on Twitter.

“Twitter.” After Samara posted, she glanced at Gisselle. Samara got up and poured herself another cup

of water, taking the medicine on the table. “I took the medicine and wanted to sleep.”

After saying that, Samara got up and went straight back to her room.

Gisselle froze for a moment and sighed.

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Fine. Samara was sick, so she should sleep more.

Anyway, Gisselle followed Samara on Twitter, so she could know what Samara posted.

In Samara’s Twitter, other than the sarcastic “sorry” that she had posted when she divorced Chaim, it

was only today that there was an update.

The new post was simple and blunt: “I was sick today. I slept for the whole day. When I woke up, I found I

had become the ‘villain” for no reason. It seems everyone thinks quite highly of me. What a coincidence!

When Ms. Dawson called me, I thought my secretary wanted to report on work. At that time, I had a high

fever and couldn’t think straight. So I recorded it and planned to listen carefully when I woke up again.

Then I listened to the recording and found I said nothing, Ms. Dawson. I accept any technical appraisal. If

the following recording has technical processing, I am willing to publicly apologize to Ms. Dawson. Oh, by

the way, Mr. Humphrey, 44 million dollars is indeed a lot of money, but I don’t need it. You should keep it

for

Ms. Dawson to buy her some tonics.”

The post was concise and had no offensive words, but it was extremely sarcastic.

Gisselle got excited and called Alven, asking him to make Samara’s post popular.

In the afternoon, just when the news of Camille’s suicide disappeared, Camille and Samara became a