Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Chapter 224 He Is Just a Stranger to Me

Kadin’s 50th birthday was coming soon. He wanted nothing fancy since most people would only do so after reaching the age of

sixty.

However, Samara was very guilty, since she hadn’t been around for Kadin’s birthdays in the past three years Therefore, she persuaded Kadin to hold his 50th birthday a little more ceremonious.

Kadin wanted to take this opportunity to let everyone know that Samara was his daughter. He was confident that in such a way,

no one would dare to bully her ever again.

Although Kadin and Samara had different thoughts, their goal was the same. Kadin’s goth birthday banquet was about to be huge,

Kadin had been in the business world for so many years, so he naturally knew a lot of people. His birthday banquet could be called grand.

For Kadin’s birthday banquet, Samara returned to Houston two days in advance to personally supervise relevant preparations.

The Novak family had always been rich and low–key. For many years, few even knew who the daughter of the Novak family was. Therefore, though it had been years, it was the first time that the Novak family had such a big event.

wanting to meet Kadin and become connected with

there was a certain

a thousand invitations. Those who were close to

After all, she had

Samara’s secretary..

of the blue, and the Novak family didn’t exactly have deep

uncles were both political

Novak family, the Gibbon family had a much

was Kadin’s 50th birthday, of course, the Gibbon. family had to send someone over to

invitations sent out by the

to the Humphrey family,

Samara didn’t want to send the invitation to the Humphrey family. However, she was rational, and she wouldn’t want her

Dad and Eric have cooperated a few times after all. If we don’t send them the

pointing fingers.

Garza family should get the invitation as well, considering Dad and

I don’t know if Roland will show

fallout with the Humphrey family. Given what I

when Jimena came over to tell Samara that Chaim was here, Samara was indeed a