I Love You, Miss Genius

Selina was making a lot of sense. The story would be plausible if Bonnie were not Master Kieran herself.

Bonnie was about to say something when Selina spoke again.

"I saw the way you were looking at the painting. You were watching to see if anyone was walking past you. I was wondering why you were acting so suspiciously, but I never expected you to steal the painting for yourself."

Avril had heard about the incident and rushed over. She overheard Selina accusing Bonnie and was shaking with rage.

Avril quickly shielded Bonnie. "Stop accusing Bonnie without any evidence. She'd never do something like that!"

'What a bunch of morons! Do they have any idea who Bonnie is? How dare they accuse her?'

Avril might've sounded righteous and angry, but that didn't stop some of the onlookers from cackling.

"Why wouldn't she do something like this? She's a penniless bumpkin. Of course she would steal the most expensive painting in the world."

"Exactly. In fact, I think she's the only one who dares to do something like this."

"She's a thief! Ugh. How sickening!"

Everyone continued to belittle Bonnie.

exhibits here. A lot of them are from prestigious families. All of them respected our university

have any idea what kind of damage it'd do to our university's reputation? Not to mention the

and admit that you stole the painting. Then, I want you to return it.

was never a serious student. She wouldn't even listen to the professors. I must say, I'm not surprised at all

she made such a huge mess. After all, Master Kieran's painting was worth so much. It's probably enough for a hick like her to live comfortably for the rest of her

the university. I really hope they

Bonnie, thinking that she had to have stolen

so agitated by it that he wished he could tell everyone about her real

was feeling the

find that she was nonchalant about everything that was happening around her.

right. Is Bonnie supposed

a

fact, I don't

eto

All I had to do was wait

eyes were glued to her. She

you all sure that the painting

the crowd. They stared at her, looking for