Chapter 142 Not Happy About This
It was dark.
After the black car stopped, Chaim did not get out of the car immediately.
He opened the window and looked at his “compensation” for Samara on the seat beside him. After a while, Chaim reached out to pick up the document pouch and pushed open the door of the car.
This was the second time he had come to find Samara.
When the doorbell rang, Samara had just come out of the bathroom after taking a shower.
When Gisselle heard the doorbell ring, she stopped playing the game and looked up at Samara. “It’s so late. It can’t be Mr. Garza again, right? He really loves you!”
Samara glanced at Gisselle and walked to open the door.
When she saw who it was, the smile on Samara’s face immediately faded. “What are you doing here?”
Gisselle peeked out and also saw Chaim. Gisselle stood up from the sofa in a flash and ran to Samara. “Close the door!”
Gisselle had never liked Chaim. When Samara was still married to him, Gisselle had put up with him for Samara’s sake. But now Chaim and Samara were no longer married, Gisselle felt there was no need to tolerate him.
After Gisselle said this, she reached out and pressed the door to close it.
“I want to talk to you.”
“Talk about what? What’s there to talk about with you? She can talk about life and dreams with me. She can talk about her feelings with Mr. Garza. What does it have to do with you? You are not welcome here. Please…”
Gisselle has a sharp tongue, but she could be timid.
Chaim just glanced at her indifferently, and Gisselle suddenly couldn’t say what she wanted.
Gisselle stole a glance at Chaim and said, “No, what if he hits you?”
Samara took Gisselle’s hand away, pushed her into the room, and then closed the door, walking out.
Chaim remembered what Gisselle had just said, “She can talk about life and dreams with me. She can talk about her feelings with Mr. Garza.” This afternoon, when Chaim drove Camille to the hospital, Roland was carrying Samara out of the hospital.
Samara looked at the khaki document pouch in front of her, rolling her eyes. “Compensate me?”
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