Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Chapter 210 I Didn’t Mean to Say That

Gisselle knew that Samara would come over today, but she did not expect Samara to come so quickly.

Ever since that day when Gisselle made a slip of the tongue in front of Chaim, Gisselle had been unable to fall asleep for the past two days.

However, one couldn’t un–ring the bell. Once she had said those words, she had to live with the consequences as she couldn’t turn back time, or make Chaim and the others forget what they had heard.

Seeing Samara, Gisselle subconsciously felt guilty. “Samara, you’re here. Flaha.”

Samara and Gisselle had known each other for twenty years. Samara already knew Gisselle’s character.

Seeing Gisselle’s expression, Samara knew that Gisselle had caused trouble. “Are you busy recently?”

Since the studio was closed, Gisselle became a typical idle rich girl. She had nothing to do but idle around all the time.

Samara’s question was not hurtful but extremely embarrassing.

However, Gisselle felt guilty and was afraid of saying too much and slipping up. “I’m not busy. That’s why I came here today to help Thalia.”

Samara raised her eyebrows and looked at her meaningfully. “Tell me, what have you done?”

With that, Samara paused for a moment and added, “Of course, it doesn’t matter if you don’t want to say it. Anyway, I will know sooner or later.”

just about to lie,

a while. Finally, Gisselle gave up. “I did

“Okay.”

nodded and looked at Gisselle, indicating for her

something

pursed her lips. She slightly moved her right leg and pointed her toes outside. If Samara’s expression changed, she would

help but snort. “Does it have anything to do with the rumors that appeared online two

“Yes.

“Tell me, what

not take it anymore. She forced herself to confess, “Well, I was especially angry when I saw the comments on the Internet that

“Uh–huh?”

just went to see

“You hit him?”

tried, but I

at her. “Is that

Gisselle nodded. “That’s all.”

looked at her and

and could not help but say, “There was one minor little incident, but it’s not very

“Not very important?”

isn’t very

continued asking, Gisselle