Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim) novel Chapter 118

Chapter 118 Life Is a Gamble

The elevator door opened and Chaim looked at Camille beside him. “You can go back now.”

After he said that, he stood in the elevator with no intention of going out.

Camille looked at Chaim and pursed her lips. “Chaim, there are so many reporters downstairs. Do you want to come in and sit for a while?”

“No need. You can leave now.”

The elevator door was about to close, and Chaim reached out and pressed the open button.

Camille glanced at him again. Seeing that his face was a little cold and gloomy, she did not say anything and reluctantly left the

elevator.

As soon as Camille stepped out of the elevator, the elevator door began to close slowly.

Camille turned around and looked at the slowly closing door. Chaim stood in the elevator thoughtfully and did not look at her

at all.

In just a few seconds, the elevator door completely closed and the gentleness on Camille’s face disappeared. A trace of

unhappiness flashed through her eyes.

After she returned to the country, Chaim’s attitude towards her was far from what she had imagined!

Camille gritted her teeth and walked back to the room. Serena saw her push the door open and asked, “Camille, how is it? Did Chaim really have feelings for Samara?”

Serena’s words made Camille’s face even more gloomy. Camille bit her lower lip until her lips turned white. Then, she let out a sigh of relief, “I don’t think so. A lot of reporters came downstairs just now. It seems that Samara found them.”

Serena was stunned for a moment. Then, she reacted and smiled, “Isn’t this a good thing? It has been a while since you returned to the country, but Chaim doesn’t seem to have any intention of bringing you back to the Humphrey family. Samara found the reporters tonight, and Eric and the others will soon know about you! There is no need for us to think of a way to let Eric find out about your existence!”

This was indeed a good thing. Camille looked better, but she was still worried. “Serena, he won’t really have feelings for Samara, right?”

“How is that possible? Think about it. If they really have feelings for each other, can they divorce? Don’t overestimate her! Men don’t even like a woman like Samara. She is too domineering and too proud! You saved Chaim, and you were childhood

sweethearts. All these years, as long as you are seriously ill, he will rush over to see you from the country. As long as he remembers that you save him, he won’t completely abandon you!”

A man could be incomparably tough, but sometimes, he could also be more soft–hearted than a woman.