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

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 70 We’re Both Guests

The fact that Kadin wanted to come to Houston was open news. He had a flight at around three in the afternoon. He would arrive in Houston at around five in the afternoon. Samara had just arrived at the airport when Kadin’s plane. landed.

Today, Rogelio had originally planned to send someone to pick Kadin up, but Kadin asked his secretary to reject Rogelio.

Kadin came to Houston to investigate the situation of Elephant Group, and he also wanted to see how Samara was doing after she divorced Chaim.

It was the end of February, so it was getting dark quickly. At around six in the evening, the sun had already gone down.

Samara saw Kadin from afar, but she was afraid of being photographed. She did not call him. Instead, she waited until Kadin and the secretary came to her. She said, “Dad.”

Kadin looked at Samara and replied, “You look good.”

Samara raised her eyebrows. “Gisselle has booked a restaurant. Let’s go over now.”

Gisselle and Samara had known each other since they were kids. The two of them went to kindergarten, primary school, and high school together. They even went to college together. When Samara made up her mind to marry Chaim, Kadin said something harsh. Kadin got to know the news about Samara from Gisselle.

The two families were familiar with each other. Kadin also liked Gisselle. Kadin asked, “Is Gisselle’s studio still open?”

should be reopened in

was a big and rich family. Gisselle had an older brother and several older cousins. Gisselle didn’t need to do anything to support her family. Gisselle

from Gisselle. I’m not old yet.”

snorted, “But I also like

not lying. She really

she would be kidnapped. So they lived in ordinary bungalows. Samara’s classmates thought that Samara

pocket money when she was a child, it was not earned by herself. Moreover, it was very abnormal for an ordinary child to

to take the money from her parents, Samara spent the vacation selling roses so that she could earn

was beautiful and eloquent. Every night, she could sell out more than dozens of

from Los Angeles. After school on Friday, Samara would set up a stall on the street near the

And the two of them made

went to high school, the Novak family was not that low–key anymore. Samara had a heavy task, and she had to tutor Gisselle and

her major was financial management. If

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home to help.

o’clock when they arrived at the restaurant that Gisselle had