I Love You, Miss Genius

Chapter 330

“She’s the one I’m arguing with!” Paul angrily pointed at Bonnie. “She’s a good for -nothing who cheated on her SATs! She’s rotten and contributes nothing to the

world.”

Caleb froze, and his jaw dropped as cold sweat formed on his forehead.

However, Paul continued, “Despicable people like you only bring bad things to our society. Your parents made a good choice, disowning you. I wish the Arvandorian government would do its part in eliminating pests like you!”

“You son of a-” Caleb was furious as he stomped toward his friend and punched

him.

Paul spun in place and fell to the floor. He was dazed as he said, “Wh–what do you think you’re doing, Caleb?”

Caleb barked, “You’re the pest that needs eliminating, you despicable good–for- nothing! You’re the one who contributes nothing to the world!”

“Um…” Paul grew increasingly puzzled. Meanwhile, the other professors and staff members heard the commotion and ran over. Then, they saw the confused Paul

covering his face as he sat on the ground.

happening? I thought Paul was your friend.”

friend. Most of those who worked in the institute knew about their closeness, especially Professor Breanna and Professor Liam, who approved Paul’s

what had happened

Paul, enraged, as the former said, “I agreed to help you because you’re my best friend. I never thought you’d insult Ms. Bonita like that! I wish I

kill you right

‘Wait, what?!‘

that Paul’s heart leaped to his throat. Meanwhile, the onlookers surrounded

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insulted him,

insult Ms. Bonita! If someone as peerless and talented as her is a

your entry. I deserve to be punished for letting an animal like you insult

this to the government and remove Paul from our country’s

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as he looked at Bonnie fearfully. Simultaneously, he inwardly cursed Trina

the backbone of the nation. How could the Shepards say she’s a good–for–nothing and disown her? They must be blind and foolish!‘

to his feet and bowed at Bonnie. “I–I’m sorry, Ms. Bonita! I had no idea who you were. I

tear