I Love You, Miss Genius

"Nuh-uh. Snot-nosed kids shouldn't barge in on adult matters. Just go back home and stay there." With that, Bonnie snatched the car key from Flynn. "I'll be taking your car for a while." He was stunned for a moment. Then, instinctively, he responded, "Oh, sure. Go ahead and take it."

'Wait a minute. Didn't I just say I wanted to tag along with Bonnie and see how it unfolds? Did she just say she won't take me with her? How cold-blooded is that?'

When he knew what was happening, she had stepped on the gas pedal and drove away.

He watched as she drove off into the distance and said bitterly, "I just want to get in on the fun and watch some hot gossip unfold before my eyes. Why is it this hard to make it happen?"

He stared at how she left for a long time before tearing his gaze away. Then, he turned around and left.

'If Bonnie doesn't want me there, I won't follow her then. Might as well go home and play some video games. After all, I can never go wrong if I do as she says.'

On the other side, Ivor had arrived at Blue Jazz Eatery. His distant, elegant bearing and tall figure attracted attention when he stepped inside.

A couple of girls muttered, "What a stunning guy. Is he some sort of celebrity?"

seen someone like him. Do you think I would've missed out on someone as gorgeous as him

you're right. We would've been able to recognize that man at first sight if he was a celebrity. He's just so stunning. I wonder who was lucky enough to have someone like him as her boyfriend."

"I'm here, Ivor."

was when they saw a lady sporting a head full of wavy curly hair

Ivor because she overheard both of their exchanges. Doing this would ensure everyone in the restaurant thought

he walked over and asked,

wore a saddened

to be so close, Ivor. Are you just here to retrieve your stuff? Aren't you going to reminisce the

guess we can

was behaving

the chair out. Just as

a seat,

from her chair.

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I'll give them to you now. That way, you can chat with me without worrying about

that she had stood up, he had not taken a seat. Instead,

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