Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 56 How Much Money Do You Want?

Ever since she divorced Chaim, it had been six months since Samara had last seen him.

It was strange. In the Humphrey family, other than Samara’s ex mother–in–law, everyone else was hard to deal with.

There was no need to mention her sister–in–law and Gloria. They always felt that Samara was not worthy of Chaim. Samara had married into the Humphrey family for three years, and Gloria had often made things difficult for her.

Eric was not a wise and righteous man. Not long after Samara married into the family, he asked her to copy the family rules, saying that his family was big and Samara was not allowed to violate any of the rules.

When Samara was married into the Humphrey family, Eric had retired from Ansoft Technology. He left the management to Chaim and Arthur and had nothing to do at home. Whenever Gloria acted like a spoiled child in front of him, he wouldn’t ask who was in the wrong. Anyway, it was all Samara’s fault.

Samara still remembered the punishment of all kinds until now.

After marriage, she did not want to see those annoying, people of the Humphrey family at all.

But things always went contrary to what she wanted. Eric came to her door.

dissatisfied expression. He looked at Samara and almost raised

and raised her eyebrows. She looked at Eric in

haven’t seen you for a few months. You have forgotten the rules of our family. Since I entered, you haven’t

want tea, then go downstairs and turn left. There is a

your elders, and you are presumptuous. You discredited my family everywhere,

I’ll…”

that I have

in her eyes. “This is my workplace. If you have nothing to do, please

for a moment. “I don’t have much patience. You had

before. She said every

you want me to get to the point, then I will just say it. How much money do you want to

she had heard wrongly. “Are you saying that I’m trying to play hard

that you’re back, you’ve made a

are really getting old and blind. You are no different

indifferently at Jimena, who was standing away. “Jimena,