Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim) novel Chapter 33

Read Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 33 – Now She Has the Nerve

The drug worked, and Gloria completely lost her mind. Victor pressed down on her. His face had been scratched

several times.

“When will we arrive at the hospital?”

Samara went too far this time. Where did she get the drugs with such strong

¡fects?

Chaim did not speak. The car turned a corner and stopped soon.

and shouted that it was hot. Her voice also

At this time, Gloria had no idea what she was doing. She pulled her clothes changed. Chaim carried her to the hospital. Even the patients were shocked seeing Gloria.

Gloria was pressed by several nurses and was injected with glucose before she slowly calmed down. Victor breathed a sigh of relief. Just as Victor was about to speak, Chaim walked out.

So Victor also followed Chaim.

The smell of disinfectant in the hospital was too strong. Chaim came out to get some air.

Victor walked over to his side. “Samara… seems to be a different person.”

Chaim tilted his head and glanced at Victor. “What do you want to say?”

Victor smiled. “Although Samara went too far this time, it seems that Gloria was the one who started it.”

Chaim held a cigarette between his fingers and lowered his head to light it.

Of course, he also knew that Gloria started it. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have left so easily and let Samara go.

Victor’s impression of Samara was still good.

He always remembered the night at ONE. Samara was playing the drums on stage.

“After Samara divorced you, she is like a completely different person. In the past, she was gentle and kind. Now, she is feisty. You should warn Gloria. Otherwise, Samara will make Gloria pay the price.”

pay

Chaim blew out smoke and frowned. “Samara doesn’t have the nerve.”

Victor laughed. “She didn’t have the nerve. But now she does.”

Chaim’s face darkened. He took a drag on his cigarette and did not speak.

Victor was right. After the divorce, Samara changed too much.

Seeing that Chaim didn’t say anything, Victor said,

“What?” Samara asked.

Gisselle did not say anything and pointed.

Samara turned around and saw Victor standing behind her. “Hi, Samara. What a coincidence.”

Samara raised her eyebrows. Seeing that Victor was about to sit down, she pulled away the chair beside her.

Victor did not get the chair. “Now that we meet, why not cat together?”

He was quite interested in Samara and her Summer Band.

Samara didn’t respond to him. She laughed and finished the skewer in her hand. She put it down and looked at Gisselle who sat opposite. “Are you full? It’s time to leave.”

“Let’s go.” Gisselle wiped her hands.

They got up and left, leaving Victor behind. Victor was completely ignored.

Victor was so angry that he even laughed. He was an idiot to get out of the car and come over.

Just as he was about to take a taxi and leave, he saw Samara and Gisselle being stopped by a few drunk hooligans after they paid the bill.

Victor looked at them and couldn’t help but laugh. He was sure that they would ask for his help this time.