Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Chapter 117 This Is Very Cool

Samara did not walk very fast. Roland caught up with her in a few steps. Roland tilted his head and looked at Samara. Roland asked her with a half–smile, “Are you feeling better?”

Hearing his words, Samara turned around to look at Roland and chuckled. “Actually, I don’t feel very uncomfortable.”

Samara thought, I just can’t stand it.

But, thinking of the way Chaim looked at me before I left, I feel so good.

In the three years of our marriage, he seemed to have never looked at me carefully.

In the Humphrey family, whenever I had a conflict with Gloria and Serena, the first thing he said was to let me apologize to them.

Every time he looked at me, his gaze was very cold, different from his gaze just now. There seemed to be disbelief and anger in his gaze. It seemed that he wanted to kill me.

Thinking about this, Samara felt somewhat happy.

Samara thought that she had changed. In the past, Samara could have gritted her teeth and endured everything as long as Chaim had looked at her. Now, Samara felt that she would only be happy when Chaim was unhappy.

There might be unwillingness or hatred born from love, but Samara did not deny it.

However, Samara felt so happy after avenging Chaim.

at

thought, if Roland hadn’t brought me over, I really wouldn’t have

smile on her face, Roland also

looked up at Roland. “Mr. Garza, do you

“I don’t mind. But…”

a moment. “Are you interested in

of

at Roland with interest. For some reason, she felt that she should be interested in the bad

mentioned.

did not say anything. He only smiled at Samara mysteriously and then pulled

not refuse and followed him to

a few steps before he stopped. He

car this is?”

the car plate. She couldn’t help but raise her eyebrows. “It’s

probably had a mania for numbers. His license plate number was easy to remember. Samara had seen

that she could recognize it at

Roland replied, “You’re smart.”

suddenly took out a small saber from his pocket and

done something like slashing tires when she was in high school. At a young age, she had vented her anger in this way. When she grew up,