Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim) novel Chapter 17

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 17 You Can’t Communicate With Each Other

Finally, Victor couldn’t help but secretly give Samara a thumbs–up behind Chaim.

Samara raised her eyebrows and chuckled. “Is there anything else, Mr. Humphrey?”

Samara played it down as if she was not the one who had angered him just now.

With a cold face, Chaim took one last look at her, turned around, and left with an expressionless

face.

“Did we beg you to listen, beg you to watch? Everyone is shouting ‘awesome‘, but you don’t appreciate it. If you don’t need your ears and eyes, you can donate them to people who need them!”

Gisselle cursed in a low voice.

Victor also felt that Chaim was too disappointing, but anyways, he and Chaim were friends for over 20 years since childhood. After struggling for a while, he turned and followed Chaim away.

However, before he left, he said, “Hey, Samara, I also like rock and roll. Let’s talk another day.”

Gisselle rolled her eyes. “Samara is not the same as you. You can’t communicate with each other.”

These words were familiar. Victor quickly recalled. Wasn’t this what those socialites used to mock Samara at the gathering?

He did not say anything at that time, but he just looked on coldly. It was equivalent to tacitly agreeing to that.

Now that Gisselle used these words to refute him, Victor could only rub his nose in embarrassment.

“I’ll be leaving.”

Samara didn’t have the leisure to communicate with them.

Moreover, Victor was on the same side as Chaim. But Samara didn’t even have the thought of talking to him.

Before leaving, Victor couldn’t help but look back. Samara was chatting with her band. The main singer with delicate features helped her change a drink.

He was quite considerate.

Victor retracted his gaze and quickly caught up with Chaim.

Chaim had already walked out of ONE. Victor ran after him. “You’re walking so fast. Are you afraid

that you will go back?”

Feelings?

Back then, when he chose Samara, it was just an accident that happened that night, and he just happened to lack a wife.

But did the three years of marriage really not bring anything to him?

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Obviously not. Thinking of the gentleman standing next to Samara, Chaim felt a little annoyed.

He parked the car by the side, opened the window, put his hand on the window, and lit a cigarette.

As the cigarette curled up, Chaim’s face was as cold as the moonlight.

They were divorced. What did it have to do with him whether Samara had a boyfriend?

He was just annoying himself!

He put out the cigarette and started the car again to go

home.