Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim) novel Chapter 14

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 14 You Guys Are Lucky Tonight

Samara had no choice but to come to ONE as Gisselle said it was her birthday. No matter

what, Gisselle was a queen of nightclubs. In a small place like this, it was nothing

difficult.

Most of the venues were reserved by Gisselle. There were many people and almost all of

them knew each other.

Samara rushed over as soon as she finished the dinner. The clothes she was wearing

were the same as the ones she wore at the dinner party. Inside was a white sun–top

chiffon shirt, and outside was a striped slim suit. The trousers were black, and she was

wearing 3–inch stiletto heels. She had strong and smart auras in that look.

The heater was turned on inside. There were many people. After sitting for a while,

Samara took off her coat.

Gisselle led a man over from afar. In the colorful light, Samara could only see him

clearly when he was close. It was Fletcher.

Gisselle came over and placed her hand on Samara’s shoulder. “Samara, do you know

him?”

Samara smiled. “Of course.”

After five years, Fletcher looked more and more attractive.

Samara looked at the tall and handsome man in front of her and raised her eyebrows.

“When did you come back?”

“Yesterday.”

Fletcher sat down at the side, took two drinks, and handed one to Samara.

Thalia came over from afar, “Hey, all the Summer Band members are here!”

Just as Thalia finished speaking, Gisselle jumped up. “Wow, it really is!”

“Dayday, hurry up and come over!” Gisselle shouted at the man not far away. “My dear

Gisselle, I am twenty–seven this year. Can you stop calling me that?”

A baby–faced man suddenly appeared.

Gisselle tsked. “Calling you Dayday means that I like you. Treasure it!”

Dayton was helpless. He raised his hand and gave in. “I was wrong.”

“There you go!”

Just as she was recalling the happiness of youth, Gisselle suddenly slapped her thigh. “It’s been a long time since we went on stage, right? Today is my birthday, and I’ve already reserved half of the venue. We can’t waste it! How about we revive our glory