I Love You, Miss Genius

Chapter 211

“1-1…” Sydney stammered. She was angry and at a loss for words.

“What a tasteless joke to make! Maisie has studied combat under the tutelage of Master Arturo Vaughn. Her combat skills are flawless. If I take this up with her, she’ll have me on the ground in less than a second.”

Gunnar smirked. ‘Geez. Sydney’s always been arrogant and stubborn, but she’s stumped now. I feel pretty good.”

Sydney noticed his triumphant expression and flew into a fit of rage. “That’s priceless, Gunnar. I asked you to speak up for our son, yet you threatened me with Maisie. I can see you’re taking your frustrations out on me. Does it feel good?”

She grabbed her husband’s ear and twisted it.

“Gah, my ear! You’re taking it the wrong way, honey. That’s the last thing I’d think. Come on, discuss it. Flynn will be okay. If you don’t let go of my ear, I might need to go to the hospital!”

“Yeah, right! How gullible do you think I am? I saw you smirking earlier, Gunnar!”

Flynn grew troubled as he watched his parents argue before him.

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supposed to help me solve my dilemma or speak up for me. Now, they’re too busy arguing. Do they even love me? Ugh, forget it. It looks like I’ll have to handle

Bonnie. It isn’t over yet,” Flynn muttered and then called one of his men, more bodyguards and kidnap Bonnie tomorrow.”

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witnessed what Bonnie did to the other

furious. “Is there a problem? You work for me, and it’s your responsibility to solve my problems. Do you even want to

fear, saying, “It’s not that I don’t want to work for you, Mr. Flynn. You saw how formidable Bonnie is. She can hold her own against Ms. Maisie. I don’t think we can kidnap Bonnie and bring her

his colleagues if Ivor traced the kidnapping back to him. Although Flynn would be the primary culprit, he was one of

Flynn said, “You have a point. We must ensure to do it with the utmost secrecy. We can’t afford

of Ivor tracing it back

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lot to her and snatch that person instead. Then, tell Bonnie to come here alone. Otherwise,

most.