I Love You, Miss Genius

Chapter 1365

Bonnie sounded calm as she spoke, "All that matters is that you return my chip after two weeks, as stipulated in the contract. I'll be grateful if you can do that."

She was implying that Ivor would go back on his word. At that moment, he could not decide whether to laugh or cry. He said, "You're honoring our agreement, and I'll do the same. You can expect me to return it as agreed."

Bonnie remained unimpressed, saying, "I sure hope so. Otherwise, I'll have to search for you guys and repeat our contract's contents to you again. That'll be a massive waste of my time."NôvelDrama.Org holds text © rights.

Although she sounded firm, Ivor could sense a pang of sorrow and melancholy in her voice. He recalled what happened at the warehouse and how she witnessed Falcon's suicide. Ivor could not help but comfort her, "Falcon might've betrayed you, but I know you didn't want him to die.

"You're pretty sentimental, Mr. Boyd. That said, Falcon would have felt tortured if he kept living. How things ended was the best outcome for him."

Bonnie instinctively stared at Ivor wordlessly. The latter felt a little uneasy and began to feel around his face, asking in puzzlement, "Why are you looking at me like that? Is there something on my face?"

Bonnie shook her head. "Not at all. I just think you're pretty bad at comforting people."

Ivor was speechless. After some thought, he said, "I apologize. I don't soothe others that often. I'm a little rusty."

Bonnie giggled. "I didn't expect you to be so honest. You might not be good at comforting others, but I feel soothed. Thanks."

Ivor helplessly rubbed his chin, saying, "I don't know if that was a compliment, or if you were teasing me. Either way, what matters is that you feel better, I hope."

Initially, he always considered "Bonnie" as nothing more than a collaborator. The way he saw it, they would not continue to keep in touch once the whole chip fiasco ended. However, Ivor got to know " Bonnie" on a deeper level and discovered something about her.

'Not only is Boyd capable, but he's also an incredible person. As far as I'm concerned, I can consider him a friend now. It's only right to comfort my friend when he's down, right?'

"I appreciate it, Mr. Vic." Bonnie thanked him again and felt a little relaxed. Then, she showed him the chip again and asked, "Do you still want to borrow it? If not, I'll take it back with me."

"Of course, I want it." Ivor took the chip smilingly and made her a promise, "Don't worry about it. Since you lent us the chip, I'll keep it safe and return it to you."

"I most certainly want it." Ivor smiled and took the chip from her. At the same time, he made her a promise.

Bonnie replied, "Sure, as long as you keep your promise. There's no need to say more."

"Understood." Ivor put the chip into his suit pocket. "My organization and I have the better end of the deal this time. You were the ones who did all the heavy lifting, too. We merely supported your organization.

"Now that you're lending me the chip without hassle, I feel like I should do something in return. I'll do you a favor, and you can ask for it anytime. I'll do everything in my power to repay your generosity—if it's within reason, of course."

Bonnie raised her brow, asking, "Are you sure you want to promise me that? Aren't you worried I might ask for something outrageous?"

Ivor said confidently, "Considering your character, I believe you're above that."