Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim) novel Chapter 236

Chapter 236 I Don’t Get It

Samara was also a little confused after reading the screenshot. She also wondered if Chaim had gone crazy.

Did he apologize publicly?

For a moment, Samara did not know if her previous knowledge about Chaim was wrong. Or maybe she had never understood him.

Samara did not understand or know about Chaim’s sudden apologizing publicly on Twitter.

She directly replied to Gisselle, “It’s probably a prank.”

Besides that, Samara could not think of any more reasonable reason.

Gisselle woke up early in the morning. When she woke up, her phone was full of friends asking about Chaim’s apology to Samara.

How would Gisselle know? Naturally, she had to ask Samara.

However, the messages had been sent out for over half an hour, but Samara had not replied. Gisselle knew she was perhaps not awake, so she gossiped with others. She also called Alven to ask if Chaim’s account had been hacked.

Of course, Gisselle could not get an answer. Alven hung up the phone.

When Samara finally replied, Gisselle called directly.

Samara had just gone downstairs when she saw Gisselle’s voice call. She couldn’t help but raise her eyebrows. “If you have nothing better to do, I don’t mind if you come to find me at my house.”

After saying that, Samara hung up the call.

She could roughly guess what Gisselle wanted to say. Anyway, they lived close. Gisselle would be able to arrive when she had breakfast. There was no need to listen to Gisselle with an empty stomach.

Kadin had already gone to the company. Mary had also eaten breakfast. She was reading a book on the sofa in the living room. When she saw Samara coming, Mary put down the book. “Are you awake?”

Samara nodded. She walked over and held Mary. “Good morning, mom.”

Mary looked at her beautiful and cute daughter, and her heart softened. “Good morning, honey. Have breakfast first. Mom will take you shopping later.”

Samara nodded. She would fly back to Chicago at night, and she could go shopping with Mary during the day.

“Gisselle will go too.”