Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 60 Confront His Future Girlfriend

Roland snorted, “Not bad, you still remember me. Tell me, which girl have you taken a fancy to?”

Dalton, who found it unbelievable, braced himself and told Roland what had happened just now. In the end, Dalton added in embarrassment, “Roland, this is my first time asking a girl her number.”

He didn’t expect that he would actually get Roland’s number!

How embarrassed Dalton was!

On the other side of the line, Roland slightly curved his lips. “What is her name?”

“I don’t know either. I just heard that her friend seemed to call her Samara…”

Samara.

If he remembered correctly, Roland knew this Samara.

Roland’s eyes moved slightly, and a pool of glittering water light stirred in them. “Although I’m sorry, I still have to inform you that your love at first sight is over, Dalton.”

“Why?”

Although Samara gave Dalton the wrong number, he wouldn’t give up. How could Roland be so sure that Dalton could not get her?

word by word,

call her Mrs. Garza. So

Dalton was speechless.

did not care about Dalton’s

more curious about now was why Samara would

could use him to refuse the ones that wanted to pursue her if

her future boyfriend, was willing

Samara tacitly acknowledges that

is a really good

was much more pleasing to the eye. Compared to

just as the offending driver came over to apologize nervously before the driver could speak,

the accelerator, and turned

wanted to confront his future

it was still quite early. There

the elevator door opened. She walked past a corridor that was not far and turned to the right. Samara saw Roland standing at

you give the

When she met that pair of seductive eyes, she could not help but feel guilty. However, she tried to be calm on her face. She also smiled, “Oh, just now, a little boy pestered me for my number. For a moment, I couldn’t remember anyone else’s number, so

course, I wouldn’t mind. You can’t remember anyone’s number, but

honored.”

a moment, Samara