Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 71 Who Is That Man?

Kadin came to Houston for Samara this time. The inspection wasn’t his priority.

Gisselle was chatty. She basically did all the talking during the meal, and the atmosphere at the table was harmonious. all along.

At around eight o’clock, Samara took Kadin and Gisselle out of the box together..

Just as they took a few steps, the door of the box next to them opened, and they bumped into Gloria and Serena who were walking out.

Serena’s expression changed slightly when she saw Samara, but she quickly collected herself. She looked at Samara and smiled, “Long time no see, Ms. Novak.”

Samara glanced at Serena indifferently. “Long time indeed. Ms. Dawson, I thought I would never see you ever again.”

Samara thought, at that time, Chicago was in an uproar. All the people in Chicago were talking about your affairs. And Chaim sent you abroad the second day. I thought he’d let you stay abroad for at least three years before coming back

It’s been less than six months. Tsk, he loves you so much, doesn’t he?

Gloria was furious when she heard Samara’s words. “Samara, what are you implying?”

Samara tilted her head to look at Gloria and raised an eyebrow. “I’m telling the truth. Who says I’m implying anything?”

“You…”

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with Samara in public. She

Serena, so she gritted her teeth and suppressed her anger. “For my sister–in–law’s sake, I’ll let

sneered, “Ms. Humphrey, is she your

froze. Gloria couldn’t help but say, “Does

“Who cares?”

to flip out, Samara said to Gisselle, “Gisselle, there’s no point talking to dogs. How can you expect dogs

at Samara’s words. She said, “Samara, you’re right.

she led Kadin and

pale. “Who are you calling dogs? Samara, come

from afar, “Whoever

say a word. If she did, it would be

pulled a long face. At the

is that man?”

stunned.

that Samara

fifty years old, dressed in a suit. Although he was middle–aged, he had not gained weight. The watch he was wearing was a classic limited edition. There