Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 12

Chaim looked at Samara in front of him. She had disappeared for three months. It was as if she had changed into a different person. Not to mention that she was radiant, her straight black hair became curly and brown. It was loose and draped over her back. As she got up, her hair curled up as she moved.

Samara’s makeup today was bright and beautiful. It made her more attractive. Her eyes were bright and moist under the shadow of the eye shadow.

Samara looked at Chaim with a smile on her face. Her voice was crisp and clear, and she

acted politely as if she did not know him.

She seemed to be living well after the divorce.

Chaim’s eyes darkened, and he glanced at Samara’s outstretched hand. He didn’t shake hands with her and directly sat down.

The smile on Samara’s face faded, and she retracted her hand. Frederick, who was at the

side, changed the topic to smooth things over.

Samara restrained her expression and smiled at Frederick while talking to him. She

never looked at Chaim again.

Frederick occasionally tried to speak with Chaim. However, Chaim sat there, his deep

eyes coldly looking at Samara. Even Frederick felt that something was wrong and hurriedly said some platitudes. The meal ended just like that.

Samara did not go with them. When the others left, Samara and Jimena turned around

to

Samara who stood up and left, Chaim

walked out.

carefully. He didn’t

for Samara for a long time.

She even

happened.

before that

“Ms. Novak.”

Get Bonus

of the restroom, Jimena

Jimena naturally knew about what had happened between Samara and Chaim. They suddenly met

tap. After wiping off the water stains on her hands, she raised her hand to ruffle his long

she spoke, she

no longer

a moment. After she came back

relief and followed

out of the elevator. She originally thought

saw that Frederick was no longer there,

no need to

gaze and

as she reached the door, a sharp female voice came from behind

here?”

this voice. During her three years in the Humphrey family, she could hear this voice in the morning

paused. Just as she stopped, Gloria had already rushed up. “How dare you