Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 5 Sign the Divorce Agreement

When Samara mentioned the divorce, there was no expression on her face. Her tone was

calm but also serious.

Gisselle thought that she had heard it wrong. But then, Samara said, “There is a divorce agreement in the suitcase. Help me find it.”

Samara really meant it!

Gisselle almost cried out of happiness and excitement. Finally, her bestie had thought everything through. Those bastards of the Humphrey family wouldn’t affect Samara’s life anymore!

“Sit here, I will immediately get you discharged from the hospital! You have to get divorced as soon as possible. Maybe some other women will be willing to marry Chaim.

But it’s none of your business from now on!”

“Yes, it’s none of my business from now on.”

Ever since Samara married Chaim three years ago, Gisselle wanted them to divorce. Gisselle wasn’t optimistic about the marriage from the beginning.

However, Samara was Gisselle’s bestie and they grew up together. Gisselle couldn’t bear to advise Samara to divorce, so she just waited until one day Samara decided to divorce.

Gisselle thought that this day might never come because Samara was so addicted to

Chaim.

said that she wanted to divorce,

got Samara’s divorce agreement out.

the divorce agreement and glanced at Gisselle. “Do I

Indeed, Samara didn’t lack that

Who was Samara?

only daughter of the Novak family in the south. She was a real

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Only those ignorant stupid guys would think Samara was born into

Laughable!

was just about to ask Samara where she was going when

Chaim should

divorce Chaim. If there wasn’t a speed limit

an hour later, the car stopped at the entrance

car and looked at

her head and smiled. “Don’t

and unwillingness she had were worn out

divorce agreement and entered the building. The

her, but everyone was looking at her with

Samara arrived at Chaim’s office, Chaim already knew from the secretary

she had come.

“Let her in.”

wanted to see what else