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

Chapter 78 Let Me Teach You How to Apologize

The two of them did not expect Samara to suddenly appear, and they did not expect that Samara would hear their discussion.

Hearing Samara’s words, the two of them felt a little guilty.

“What do you mean?”

A male voice was heard. Roland walked over. He showed a bright smile. He looked at Samara and raised his eyebrow, asking, “What’s wrong?”

Samara smiled and played the recording on her phone.

“Do you see Samara’s dress? It’s a limited edition.

“It’s more than 10 thousand dollars! It seems that Samara’s dream of marrying a rich man has been shattered!” The conversation between the two was clearly recorded in the recording. After the recording was played, the two women’s faces turned pale.

They dared offend Samara, but they could not afford to offend Roland.

They didn’t know why Roland had taken a fancy to Samara. Samara just divorced a few months ago, and Roland decided to chase her. Now, it seemed that he wanted to protect Samara.

They were right. After Roland listened to the recording, his eyebrows raised as he said, “Is this how your parents taught you to treat people?”

were all from rich families. Even if Roland had no personal relationship with

and Nina heard Roland’s words, both

the side, looked at the two of them with a smile. Samara said, “Ms. Dupont and Ms. Cowper, are you not going

at each

you’re so reluctant.”

let me teach you how to

outside. Samara went out directly and brought two glasses. of wine in. She raised

them and smiled with satisfaction. “I’m sorry, Ms. Dupont, Ms. Cowper. I’m not

Roland’s presence, Nina and Vivian could not say anything. They

low voice. Then Nina and Vivian looked at each other and turned to leave.

at their backs and snorted, “Well, they escape so

they treated Samara like this again, it would not be as simple

and found that Roland was looking at her. Samara raised her eyebrows and said, “Does

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I have a bad temper?”

raised his eyebrows and looked into

I don’t think