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

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Read Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 44 – She Calls Him a Dog

As soon as the music ended, Samara held her skirt and left the stage. Roland followed behind her. “Ms.

Novak, didn’t you say that you couldn’t dance?”

Samara turned around and glanced at him. “Do you think I can?”

She refused to admit it, but Roland did not care. When Roland saw Samara holding her skirt and walking

out, he could not help but raise his eyebrows. “Ms. Novak, are you gonna leave just like that?”

“I’m going to the bathroom.”

Roland finally stopped.

Samara looked away and quickly walked into the crowd.

that

Gisselle ran over. “Amazing! You were the focus of the audience. I even recorded a video for you! I have

to say you and Mr. Garza were quite harmonious.”

Samara tilted her head and glanced at Gisselle. “I know I’m good, but I wasn’t harmonious with Roland.”

Gisselle curled her lips. “To be honest, when you two were on the dance floor just now, I thought you

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were a good

match.”

After getting rid of Roland, Samara reached for a drink and stopped in her track. “Oh, then there must be

something

wrong with your eyes.”

Gisselle snorted, “I have to say that Roland is quite serious.”

Samara made light of it. The two chatted for a while. Samara continued to socialize. Gisselle felt bored

and went to

have fun.

Around nine o’clock, it was late. Samara found Gisselle. “Wait for me here. I’ll go to the bathroom and

then go back.”

Gisselle, who had been bored the whole night, nodded. “Chop, chop!”

This place was too boring, and Gisselle would not join Samara next time.

At this time, it was the climax of the banquet. Most people were in the hall. Few people were in the

bathroom, and the

corridor was quiet.

Chaim’s voice was clear. As soon as Samara came out of the bathroom, she saw Chaim not far ahead

who was leaning against the railing to answer the phone.

Chaim also saw her and turned his head to look at her coldly.

Samara raised her eyebrows and walked past Chaim without looking back.

“You can’t win against Roland, Samara.”

Chaim’s cold voice sounded. Samara stopped in her tracks and turned around to look at him. “Did you

speak just now, Mr. Humphrey?”

Chaim’s face darkened. “I’m the only one here.”

Who else could the speaker be?

Samara smiled and raised her hand to stroke her long hair. “I’m sorry, Mr. Humphrey. I thought a mad

dog was barking.”

As Samara spoke, she paused. Looking at the cold expression on Chaim’s face, she curved her lips.

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“Thank you for reminding me, Mr. Humphrey. However, I have never suffered a loss in anything other

than marrying you.”

After saying that, Samara stopped smiling and her face immediately became cold.

She looked at Chaim coldly and stared into his eyes for two seconds before turning around and leaving.

Samara stepped on her high heels and her skirt swayed. The entire corridor was filled with the sounds

from her high

heels.

Looking at Samara’s back as she walked further and further away, Chaim was in a worse mood.

She called him a dog?

Chaim’s being nosy made Samara unhappy. She found Gisselle and said, “Let’s go.”

Seeing that Samara’s expression was a little cold, Gisselle raised her eyebrows. “Who bullied you? Did

someone in the bathroom gossip about you?”

Samara glanced at Gisselle indifferently. “I met Chaim on the way back.”

Gisselle’s face also turned cold. “Oh, you met a mad dog. No wonder!”

Victor, who was about to go forward and greet them, could not help but laugh. When he came back to his

senses, Samara and Gisselle had left the hall.

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