I Love You, Miss Genius

Chapter 1431

Chapter 1431

"Ms. Jody, watch out!"

Ivor's attention snapped to the commotion.

The chandelier above Bonnie was dangling precariously since the wind had loosened the cords. Bonnie noticed the imminent danger, but the chandelier was too large to dodge, forcing her to run as quickly as she could.

In the chaos, she briefly glanced to the side and locked eyes with Ivor. In that fleeting moment, a deep, unspoken sorrow passed through her gaze.

Ivor sensed a strange familiarity and felt a pang of pain from the sadness in her eyes, and he involuntarily mouthed, "Bonnie..."

The scene was chaotic. Professors, gripped by panic, tried to rush to Bonnie's aid, but the distance from the stage to the ground was too great. Neither the professors nor Bonnie could act in time. Just when it seemed inevitable that Bonnie would be harmed, a figure dashed onto the stage with lightning speed, shielding Bonnie in their arms.

With a resounding crash, the chandelier fell and struck the man's back forcefully.

"Mmngh—" The man groaned in pain, and the scent of blood quickly filled the air.

Bonnie's eyes widened in shock. She looked up urgently at the person who had protected her it was Ivor.

her identity. She supported his sliding shoulders. Her eyes filled with rare panic, and her voice was tinged with tears. "Ivor, are you okay?

quickly began massaging certain

Ivor managed a faint smile despite the pain.

wasn't entirely sure, just faintly suspected. But based on that slight suspicion, he still charged in. Even if there

So he acted.

tears finally fell uncontrollably, seeing Ivor smiling despite his

idiot! Why did you run out to save

wife. If I don't save you, who

soon as he

Bonnie immediately grabbed his

suddenly remembered that she was still wearing a mask. To let him feel her warmth more truly, she

face to the astonished crowd after removing her mask. Tears streamed down her cheeks as

Ivor whispered, a faint smile

it's me. And you're going to be okay, Ivor. Just hold

around them

argund

chaotic. Professors and students

either frozen in shock

to help. Emergency services were called, and the chaos intensified as they rushed to the