Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 55 My Future Girlfriend Taught Me Well

Samara laughed, “Mr. Garza, you learn pretty fast.”

Roland looked at her, and the smile in his beautiful eyes grew. “My future girlfriend taught me well.”

When he smiled, he could easily overshadow everyone else around him. He was the most dazzling.

Samara thought she could control herself, but being looked at like this by Roland made her blush and feel weak

She lowered her head and turned her gaze away.

The auctioneer below the stage made the final decision. Chaim first won a snuff bottle that was worth at most 500 thousand dollars at the price of 660 thousand dollars. Then, he won a painting that was worth no more than 830 thousand dollars at the price of 1.25 million dollars.

Victor also felt that Chaim was rich but stupid tonight. Victor opened his mouth and wanted to say that this painting was not worth the price. However, when he saw Chaim’s cold face, he held back.

When they left, the four of them met at the end of the stairs.

Victor called out to Samara, “Samara!”

Samara smiled faintly, “Mr. Clayton.”

She nodded and left with Roland.

Chaim looked at their backs, and his eyes darkened. He also left the venue.

The black Cayenne was obvious. Samara got into the car and found Roland looking at herself.

to hear the man chuckle and say, “Not

“Mr. Garza?”

but slowly drove

Samara did not

her with a smile and did not say anything

an hour later, the car stopped

seat belt. Just as she raised her head, she

raised an eyebrow. “Mr. Garza,

“To express my gratitude.”

not take it. She looked at him and smiled faintly,

It

his beautiful eyes shone brightly. Samara could

not like to

moved, but he did not force

Mr. Garza.” Samara got out of the

I am not

know what

heard someone curse himself like this. It was

reply.

back. I know

am not that

closed the car door and turned to walk to

as she walked further and further away. The

to the apartment, Samara received Gisselle’s interrogation. “It has