I Love You, Miss Genius

Harold had called the rest of his family on his way home. They dropped what they were doing and rushed back home.

Vera recalled what Harold told her and was so skeptical that she could not accept the information. "Are you sure Bonnie is Master Kieran?"

Yolanda grimaced with anger when she heard Bonnie's name. The former replied in exasperation, "When have Harold and I ever lied to you?"

Vera did not know how to respond for a moment. Then, she grumbled, "Bonnie has done nothing but stir up trouble when she stayed with us. That brat has done nothing to make me happy. How is she suddenly the most prestigious painter? That's How is that possible?"

Vera was not the only one thinking that. The whole family shared her sentiment and thought the entire thing was inconceivable. Still, they had to accept that Bonnie was Kieran.

Grant said, "How superior or prestigious Bonnie is now doesn't matter. Our blood flows through her. With that in mind, we must ask her to make us a painting. She won't reject us if we put aside our pride." Harold swept his gaze across his family before focusing on Gresham and Vera. "You two know Bonnie never listens to anything we say! That said, I won't leave it at that. We must do what we can. Maybe we can turn it around somehow.

to her than we are. You probably stand a better chance of convincing her than we do. You should ask her

can't do that! I announced on Twitter that I'll

something, but she shook her head and spoke first, "I can't do it either. Back in Pyralis

glances and

talented Bonnie is, but we're prideful. I can't bear groveling at

respected. Maybe you can

rejected me mercilessly. I can't set aside my pride

are Bonnie's

think can? Furthermore, you know just how sharp-tongued she is more than anyone. She has shamed us every time

for a favor. Anyone can set aside their pride if they feel like it, but leave me out. Bah! What's wrong with that brat anyway? Why would she

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know why she never told us who she really was. We wouldn't have

Harold brought