I Love You, Miss Genius

"Bonnie might be busy, but she's not so busy that she couldn't find the time to visit you."

Ivor pondered on it. He thought back to his previous speculations as his eyes glinted with a dim light.

Then he looked at Sigmund and said, "I'm heading out, Grandpa."

"Huh?" That stunned Sigmund. "For heaven's sake, you've just come back, Ivor. Where are you going?"

"I'm looking for Bonnie," Ivor said, leaving in a hurry.

"Don't start a fight with her just because she hasn't visited me lately!"

Sigmund was very worried. He continued, "Talk to her nicely. Do you hear me? Don't say anything harsh and make her mad." "Understood, Grandpa." Ivor waved at Sigmund while his back was still turned to him. Then, he left the living room swiftly. Floyd had just parked the car outside when he saw Ivor trotting toward him. He couldn't help but stand up straight. "You've just gone inside for less than a minute, Mr. Ivor. What are you doing out here? Is Ms. Bonnie not in the villa?" 'Ivor and Bonnie are hopelessly in love with each other. There's no way Ivor would come outside this fast.'

"That's right," Ivor responded calmly.

He opened the door and got into the car. Then, he brought up his chat history with Toby and searched for the location the young man sent him.

new research institute. She's probably there if she isn't in the villa. I'll try my luck there. If not, then she's probably at the university. 'If she's not even

of thought. A hint of gloom flashed

going next, Mr. Ivor?" Floyd

lowered his head and tapped on the screen of his phone. "I've sent you the location.

his head and looked

"Isn't this the countryside, Mr. Ivor? Why are we going

Bonnie's new research institute? Are you looking for her

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with coldness

Floyd."

the villa. With an embarrassed smile,

his eyes and leaned back on his seat to take a rest. An hour later, they

and widened his eyes. Then, he turned around

is, Mr. Ivor? Did Toby send you the wrong address?" There were only some shoddily constructed residential houses. The place looked so barren that