Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Chapter 181 Go Too Far

“What do you want to play?”

Samara looked at the game coins in Roland’s basket and suddenly smiled, “I want to try them all.”

Samara was a fan of games during her adolescence. She and her friends, including Gisselle, were frequent customers of the game hall, where they went after school.

The four of them won a lot of credits every time, which could be exchanged for actual prizes. Later on, the boss of the game hall, helpless, suggested that they could play the games for free, as long as they left the prizes alone.

What attracted Samara and Gisselle in the first place were the games. They didn’t care much about the prizes. They went to exchange for them sorely because they paid for the game, and it would be a waste if they did nothing to the credits.

But since they no longer needed to pay, they had no reason to refuse the boss.

After going to university, Samara rarely went to the game hall. She married Chaim shortly after she graduated. Therefore, she had fewer chances to go there.

The Humphrey family wanted their daughter–in–law to be considerate and gentle. To not disappoint anyone, over the three years, she neither played drums nor went to the game hall. What was more, she never visited her parents.

Looking at it now, she felt like a joke.

his hand and covered her eyes. “Would you like to play in a different way

with her eyes covered. Yet she believed that

smiled, “In what

cover your eyes. I’ll be the navigator and you’ll drive. How about

the smile on her face faded.

tried it.

down and whispered in her

covering her eyes also loosened. He raised his hand and picked Samara up.

he raised his hand and covered her eyes again, and then

“Sit tight, Samara.”

car. The feeling of

the car drove out

collision. Samara leaned forward and then was brought back by inertia.

chest.

suddenly pressed by Roland’s chin. Samara was

and twisted the steering wheel. “You are now in the middle of the road. There is an obstacle in front of you and on the left. Alright,

an obstacle on the

sounded in her ear. The moment he opened his