Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim) novel Chapter 239

Chapter 239 Earning Money Is More Important

In the end, almost all people on the Internet asked Samara to stay away from Chalm.

Eric’s blood pressure also rose. “What’s so bad about Chaim? Why can’t he match up to Samara?”

Jeff felt it was difficult to answer Eric’s question. “They don’t understand the truth. Most of them are subjective. Don’t be angry with them.”

Eric snorted, “Ignorant!”

On the other side.

When Samara knew that Chaim’s apology had continued to ferment, it was already past nine o’clock in the evening. She and Gisselle had just gotten off the plane when Gisselle saw the screenshot Thalia sent her.

Gisselle glanced at it and was immediately amused. She quickly showed it to Samara, who was at the side. “Samara, look. Chaim and Roland are arguing on the Internet. How interesting.”

Samara took the phone, glanced at it, and returned it to Gisselle. “It isn’t my business.”

Anyway, she only wanted to earn money right now. Samara did not want to get involved in such kinds of stirs at all.

Gisselle originally wanted to say something. Seeing Samara’s attitude, she chuckled and didn’t say anything. After all, she had just received a lot of benefits from Mary today. For the sake of those bags and clothes, she would be a good friend who was considerate and kind today.

“You’re right. Don’t worry about them. Earning money is more important.”

Hearing her words, Samara glanced at her. She did not bother to expose what Gisselle thought.

It was getting late. Samara did not inform Jimena to come over to pick them up. They took their luggage and directly called a taxi back to the city.

Samara glanced at the driver and did not dare to move him. She could only stand on the side with Gisselle.

The ambulance soon arrived. The three of them were taken to the hospital together. Samara and Gisselle had a brain check. There was a slight concussion and some bruises on their arms. Other than that, they were fine.

After Samara and Gisselle finished their examinations and made records with the police, they left the hospital.

Samara was calling Kadin. She did not tell Kadin about the car accident because she didn’t want him to worry about them.

Just as she hung up the phone, her hand was bumped by Gisselle, who was beside her. Samara said, “Your hand is injured?”

“No, look who’s here.”

Hearing Gisselle’s words, Samara raised her head and looked forward. At a glance, she saw Roland quickly walking over.