Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Chapter 229 I Can Bear It

The fact that Roland and Chaim fought for Samara spread in just a few minutes. On such a big occasion, it was difficult to cover

it up.

As the organizer of this banquet, the Novak family had to send someone to follow it up since Roland fainted and was sent to the hospital..

Samara felt sorry for his parents because they were old and would feel tired to deal with it at midnight. Naturally, she would not let them go, so she took charge of this matter.

Gisselle went with Samara. Along the way, Gisselle looked at Samara beside her and hesitated several times, but she did not

dare to ask.

She was really confused. It was only a few minutes ago when Roland said that he had something to tell Samara. Why did Chaim suddenly get involved and even start fighting?

But Roland lost to Chaim and was knocked out. This was really a bit embarrassing.

Of course, Gisselle could understand Samara very well when such a terrible thing happened at the first birthday party that

Kadin had celebrated in decades.

Gisselle suppressed her curiosity all the way. When the car arrived at the hospital entrance, she finally couldn’t hold it in anymore. “Samara, what happened between the two?”

at her.

don’t know? You were at

that Samara was just brushing her off. How could she

talking to me. Chaim suddenly pulled him

heard Samara’s words, she clicked her tongue. “I didn’t expect that

heard Gisselle’s words, she glanced at Gisselle in annoyance. “Are you here to help me or to make fun

I’m here to

also wanted

and

purpose, but people always

did not believe her at all. As they spoke, they

the result

who was lying on the bed, had the wound on the corner of his mouth cleaned up. There

put down his phone.

know what kind of an occasion it is tonight? You actually started a fight with Chaim. And you were

anything else. I

Roland. She had a faint smile on her face as if she

He just looked at Samara. “You haven’t given me an

immediately

had been more than half an hour, but she seemed

“Nothing.”