I Love You, Miss Genius

Chapter 90

The onlookers who had been gossiping about Bonnie shut their mouths.

Was this the gigolo Trina was talking about 7 Did gigolos usually wear specially tailored suits? Was this how a gigolo carried himself? Were gigolos usually so imposing?

In any case, they were in the Jade Horizon Hotel. Anyone who could step foot in here was either insanely rich or connected to someone important. This wasn’t a place for gigolos.

Had Trina lied to everyone? Had she just said all that to defame her own sister?

Hot damn! If that was true, she must be a terrible woman! She was clearly out to destroy her sister. A woman’s reputation was important, but Trina had publicly insulted her sister.

Luckily, someone had stood up for Bonnie. Otherwise, she would have been criticized everywhere she

went.

The onlookers looked at Trina disdainfully. Some of them couldn’t take it anymore and started muttering about her. Text © by N0ve/lDrama.Org.

Trina was in a full–on panic now. Hadwin turned to her and said, “You crossed the line. You should apologize to Bonnie.”

She had crossed the line, and there was nothing else she could do but apologize.

Trina bit her lips hard, her eyes red, and said, “I’m sorry, Bonnie. I was reckless, but I hope you don’t misunderstand me. I never meant to slander you.

“I was just so worried. That’s why I didn’t realize where we were. I’m sorry! Can you please forgive me, Bonnie?”

Trina was being incredibly deceitful. She really grossed Bonnie out.

“Looks like you’re being hypocritical, as usual. No one here is a fool, Trina. You can act, but that doesn’t mean you can manipulate everyone.”

The onlookers looked at Trina with an even more peculiar gaze when they heard what Bonnie said.

“I’m apologizing to you sincerely, Bonnie. I’ll even get down on my knees if that’s what you want. I’ll

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Bonnie turned to look at Professor Terry before Trina could kneel. “She’s been working very hard to get into your research institute. I don’t think someone like her would suit your institute. What do you think, Mr. Terry?”

Terry just couldn’t get used to the way she addressed him. More sweat was starting to form on his forehead. But still, he had lived a long time and had seen many things happen, so he managed to act calmly.

“I think you’re right. We wouldn’t hire someone like her, no matter how talented they were. She’s not

really all that skilled, anyway.”

Professor Terry’s response shocked Trina to the core. She turned pale as a ghost.

Bonnie ignored her and said, “I have to go, Mr. Terry. I’ll take my leave. Thank you all for today. I’ve learned a lot. Thank you, really.”

Professor Terry and the others kept up the act and said, “No thanks are necessary.”

And like that, Bonnie left.

She had just left the hotel when she realized Ivor was catching up to her.