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

Go Away, I’m a Billionairess Now By Evie Cole Chapter 1 He Doesn’t Believe Her

Eric Humphrey’s 80th birthday banquet was held in Chicago. A lot of guests came over to celebrate his birthday.

However, a sudden scream came from the garden, and everyone was shocked.

Some people recognized that it was the voice of Serena Dawson. Her husband was the eldest son of the Humphrey family and he was already dead. Serena was carrying his posthumous child. The Humphrey family rushed to the garden.

In the open–air pool, two people were struggling in the pool. Everyone saw that.

Before everyone could react, Chaim had jumped into the pool and carried Serena, who was struggling, ashore.

At this time, the others also realized what had happened. A security guard rushed over and saved Samara.

When Samara went back to the Humphrey’s place, she was wet all over. But none of the servants paid any attention to her.

No one cared how she came back, and no one cared whether she was fine.

During her three years in the Humphrey’s place, Samara had long known that she couldn’t even compare with the dog of Chaim’s sister.

Since such a big accident happened to Serena, all members of the Humphrey family went to the hospital.

Samara went back to her room to change and take a shower. In a daze, she was pulled up from the bed by Chaim.

When Samara saw Chaim, she almost cried. “You’re back. How is Serena? Listen to me, Chaim. I didn’t push her.”

and sneered,

her teeth and endured the

without looking at her. “Go to the memorial

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long after Serena was

brother left in the world. Now, the

furious. After they went back

the

froze and she felt her

of the Humphrey family. She knew

who sent there would be punished harshly. They either died or suffered serious

injuries.

family would let Chaim

a

at Chaim’s face as she was dragged by him. What a handsome face! Even

ever since she married him, he never

fever made her feel

family and Chaim must

much.

walk by myself,” Samara

eyes were filled with disgust and suppressed anger, and there was no