Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Read Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 36 – What Are You Up to?

“Samara, you’re amazing!”

Samara managed to tease Leana and Amy with some simple words. The car was worth 300 thousand dollars. Gisselle didn’t believe that Leana and Amy would dare to buy one. But they just bragged. Gisselle guessed that they would feel awkward not buying one.

Samara tilted her head and glanced at Gisselle. “Let’s go have lunch!”

Since she had bought a car, she did not need to take Gisselle’s lift anymore.

Gisselle thought of how Amy and Leana had been defeated just now, and she was in a particularly good mood. “Let’s go! I’d like to give you a celebration of the new car. I will call Fletcher and others!”

“Alright!”

They had been hanging out for fun when they were students. Now they all lived in Chicago, so they naturally gathered

more often.

It was rare for Fletcher and Dayton to both be free. After lunch, Gisselle was reluctant to leave just like that. After all, everyone was very busy after entering adulthood.

Therefore, she proposed to rent a music room. Gisselle missed their performance on her birthday that day.

Fletcher glanced at Samara. “I’m okay.”

Dayton did not dare to have any objections. “I am completely okay!”

In the end, they all turned their gazes to Samara. Samara smiled. “I didn’t say that I can’t.”

a music roof and practiced the songs

students.

was shining outside. Samara looked up and drank water. Looking at Gisselle joking with Dayton,

She enjoyed such days.

take over the

and looked down at

down the water bottle.

earning money

good thing,” Fletcher

raised her eyebrows and felt Fletcher didn’t

“Nothing.”

called me just now and asked me for a

are you telling us about this? She just asked you for

I can’t

what she meant. She snorted,

Thalia’s bar is

“Support her?”

for a favor on the

bar.

if we could go over and sing at the bar tonight to

she had not performed for a long time. She missed

a chance, Gisselle wished she could take her bass

one person.

she had to persuade