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

Chapter 93 No More Have Principles

If anyone else had heard Roland’s words, their faces would have turned red. However, Samara only felt her heart tremble for a moment. She had no other emotions.

She stood there with a calm smile on her face. “This should not be a very interesting thing.”

When Roland heard her words, he was not unhappy. He only smiled, “Then forget it.”

“Some snacks?” He did not feel awkward at all about being rejected after confessing.

“What would you like to eat?”

Roland gave her the name of a place. Samara had not even heard of it before. Roland probably guessed that she did not know this place. He took out his phone and showed her the navigation.

Roland was really good at having fun. The place he chose to have snacks was different from others.

Samara followed him in. Then she heard someone say hello to Roland. It was a place to eat seafood. The decoration was high–end.

It was still early, and there were not many people in the shop.

Roland picked a quiet corner to sit down and introduced the menu to Samara as he handed it over. “There is a -barbecue here, but it will only start at nine o’clock. See if there is anything you want to eat. If there is, I will get

someone to make it for you.”

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Samara raised her eyebrows. “Really? You can do that?”

looked at her and smiled casually. “Yes, I’m the boss.

help but look up at him. “I’m surprised.”

surprised or sadly

Samara had to

that she had just divorced, so she was much

narrowed her eyes and smiled faintly.

did

an expert in love, so he knew

Samara also got straight to the point. “My friend has something in trouble.

eyebrows and motioned

and A21 floors at the industrial park.

is

forward. He crossed half of the table. “Since it’s you, I no more have

distance between them became closer. Samara

body.

you, I no more

easily

Samara’s heart

calmly replied, “Then thank you, Mr.

”

foodie. Since he was the owner of the store, the quality of food here must

here was really great. Samara wasn’t hungry,

it