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

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 16 Is Chaim Here Too?

After a short five minutes of performance, the audience had already reached a climax. After the performance, there were even people below the stage shouting for another song!

The few people who were preparing to step down looked at each other, and finally, their eyes fell o

Samara’s face.

Samara tsked. “Why not?”

As she spoke, she stomped her foot and ignited the audience once again.

It was already twenty minutes later when the four of them came down from the stage. For nearly ten years, they had never been so passionate.

Gisselle even wanted to continue. “My goodness, I think we can form a band and play again!”

Samara took the warm water from Fletcher and glanced at Gisselle. “You wouldn’t say that when it really becomes a career.”

Gisselle liked everything. Did she not like music and playing the Bass?

She liked it. But when it became a career, with so many invisible rules pressing down, Gisselle was definitely the first one to stop playing.

ago. Now Fletcher finished his study and returned to the country. He was a surgeon who saved so many lives. Dayton, with a baby face, inherited the

already precious to not forget what

awkwardly as Samara was right. “Samara, is tonight

drinking water with her head lowered,

three years and had almost forgotten that she

and happy in the past.

carelessly bumped into Samara. The water in the cup was spilled. Fletcher, who was at the side, took a tissue

a little embarrassed. “I ran too fast.

curled her lips. “I forgive

also felt that tonight was very great. Up until then, her heart was still

they conversed enthusiastically, Victor suddenly appeared. “Samara, you’re too good at playing the drum

smile on Samara’s face dimmed. “Mr. Clayton,

time since we last met. You

was still immersed in excitement, completely forgetting how much he had looked

point in his words. “Us‘? Who else is there beside you? Don’t

seen Chaim, who was walking over.

an eyebrow. “When did you guys come?”

and felt a little embarrassed. “I’ve been here for quite a long time. Chaim is here for more than ten minutes.”