I Love You, Miss Genius

Bonnie took the glass of wine from the dining table and sniffed it gently. The rich aroma of the wine stirred up her desire to drink.

'That reminds me, it has been a long time since I drank wine.'

Ivor saw the craving on her face and couldn't help but find it adorable. He grinned, and his voice was very gentle when he spoke, "Go ahead and drink it if that's what you want." "Okay. I'll take a sip." Bonnie downed her wine. She enjoyed the scent so much that she closed her eyes. "This wine is excellent. Its flavor is rich, but it's not overpowering." Then, Bonnie looked at Sigmund at said with a smile, "It's not every day I taste a wine this good. Thank you, Grandpa."

Sigmund chuckled heartily and topped up Bonnie's glass. "I've stored this wine for a long time. Of course, it tastes excellent. Feel free to have more if you love it, Bonnie." "Okay." Bonnie reached out and clinked Sigmund's wine glass with hers. "Here, Grandpa. Cheers."

She looked at Ivor out of the corner of her eyes as she spoke. "Are you drinking?"

Ivor raised his wine glass and clinked it with Bonnie's. Then, he raised his eyebrow and responded, "How could I miss out on such an occasion?"

"What a smart mouth." Bonnie shook her head. Her voice was laden with playfulness.

Ivor raised his eyebrow and swirled the wine glass. "Hmm... I'll take that as a compliment."

her eyes at him. "Not only are you smart-mouthed, but you also know how to take

in response. "Thanks for

eyes at him again, thinking Ivor had got to be the most

with each other and laughed.

Bonnie raised their wine glasses at

to drink a lot

on their faces The vintage wine was strong. Bonnie still had a clear

concerned about Sigmund. She looked at him and reminded him warmly think we're about done with the wine, Grandpa. You're not in your best shape, so you

looked at Alfred. "Come over here and help Grandpa to his

Alfred nodded respectfully before he walked over and supported Sigmund by his arm. "I'm going to help you

his chair slowly and rubbed the side of his head,

at Bonnie and