Go Away, I'm a Billionairess Now (Samara and Chaim) novel Chapter 41

Read Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 41 – It’s Expected

The sports car in the rearview mirror was following her all the way. Samara raised her eyebrows and did not care.

After her car drove into the parking lot, the sports car finally disappeared.

Samara stopped the car and returned to the apartment in the elevator on the basement floor.

A lot happened today. After Samara washed up, she went to sleep.

When the alarm clock rang, Samara just woke up.-

It was early in the morning in Chicago in February. At seven o’clock, it was still dark.

Samara looked away and got out of bed to wash up.

She had a meeting early this morning. As soon as Samara arrived at the office, Jimena knocked on the door and came in. “Ms. Novak.”

Samara looked up at her and raised her eyebrows slightly. “What’s wrong?”

“Mr. Silva didn’t sign the contract.”

It was expected.

Samara raised her eyebrows. “Have you found out about Triston?”

The main purpose of Jimena’s visit was to give the documents to Samara. “I have, Ms. Novak.”

Samara nodded and reached out to take the documents. She looked down and flipped through them. After reading them, she couldn’t help but sneer, “It seems that this year, Elephant Group has given Glisten Corp. quite much

money.”

After closing the documents, Samara looked up at Jimena. “Well, let’s go to the meeting.”

Samara signed the contract with Dwayne on Friday night. However, she was just a manager. The contract would be invalid until she got Rogelio’s signature.

However, Rogelio didn’t process the contract. His meaning was self–evident.

The meeting went roughly. Samara had been in the office for half a month, and Rogelio finally targeted her.

They didn’t agree with each other and the meeting was at a stalemate.

“Redo the plan. We will discuss it three days later.”

Rogelio left this sentence, got up, and left the conference room.

Just as she walked back to the office, Jimena’s assistant brought over a bunch of flowers. “Ms. Novak, the flowers are for you.”