Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim) novel Chapter 245

Chapter 245 Cramps

Samara had already gone back. There was no one on the streets in the middle of the night. The corridor under the apartment building was also empty. Only the convenience store that Samara had just visited was still open.

Roland was quite obedient to Samara. He let her go, and then he left.

The corner of his mouth twitched. He reached out into his pocket and found that he didn’t bring the cigarettes.

He glanced at the 24–hour convenience store not far away. In the end, he did not walk over and turned back to his car.

A few minutes later, the black car slowly drove out of the parking lot. It entered the traffic flow and finally disappeared.

Samara changed the sanitary pad and went back to bed. After all, tomorrow was a working day and she still had a morning meeting.

However, the cramp made it impossible for her to fall asleep. Samara had never had cramps before, but since the night of the last year when she knelt in the heavy rain for the whole night in order to save Serena, she began to have cramps every time she had her period.

She had been very busy for more than a month. She fell asleep twice when she was taking a bath. Follow Alaniniz(dot)com For Latest Update When she woke up, the water was cold. This time, she was obviously more uncomfortable than last month.

It was already summer in Chicago, and the aircon was on, but Samara, who was lying in bed, was in so much pain that she broke out in cold sweat.

Samara did not want to move when the doorbell rang.

It was as if someone had put a blender in her lower abdomen, and the stirring pain slowed her thought.

But very quickly, the doorbell rang again.

Samara frowned. He did not know who would be so insensible as to disturb others in their dreams.

She bit her lip and left the room in her slippers.

When she opened the door and saw Roland, Samara was startled. “It’s so late. Mr. Garza, aren’t you going to sleep?”

Because of the cramp, Samara’s face was a little pale, and she was a little impatient.

“Cramps?”

“Can you pour me a cup of warm tea?