I Love You, Miss Genius (Bonnie Shepard and Ivor Knight)

"Getting married?!"

Bonnie who was usually composed, couldn't help but raise her voice upon hearing the news.

She glanced toward Ivor, who was still sitting calmly on the hospital bed, before lowering her voice and asking Collin on the phone, "But didn't you not even have a girlfriend before? How did you suddenly decide to get married?"

At the mention, Collin awkwardly scratched the back of his head.

"It was love at first sight... We clicked instantly, got to know each other, spent some time together, and felt that we were right for each other for life. So, we decided to go for it. We've been preparing for the wedding for some time now."

"Love at first sight? But I wasn't even gone for half a month, and you hadn't met her then, right? So you're getting married after just knowing each other for half a month?"

Bonnie found it a bit unbelievable, but considering Collin's personality, doing such a thing wasn't entirely surprising.

"Yeah," Collin replied. When he talked about his love at first sight, his expression softened.

"Even though we've only known each other for half a month, she's different in my eyes. Everything she does seems lovely to me. I don't find anything annoying about her. Maybe that's how love works?" Bonnie and Ivor didn't fall in love at first sight, so she couldn't quite understand Collin's feelings, but she still expressed her congratulations.

"As long as you're happy, I wish you both a long and happy life together."

Collin nodded firmly. "We will."

He then continued, telling Bonnie about his plans.

"Ms. Bonnie, besides the Nidhogg Organization members, I've also invited the boss of the Dark Knight Organization. Their time for borrowing our organization's chip is up, so I'll have him bring the chip back to us during the wedding."

Bonnie sighed helplessly while rubbing her forehead. "If you're planning a wedding, focus on that. Why worry about getting them to return our chip? Besides, I'll handle it later even if you don't mention it." Collin smiled knowingly. "It's just a side matter. That chip carries too much of our organization's effort. We can't leave it in someone else's hands for too long."

"Since you've arranged it, then do it your way," Bonnie said, not pressing further.

Collin smiled. "Alright, Ms. Bonnie. I'll message Mr. Vic to invite him to my wedding."

"Okay," Bonnie replied lightly before hearing someone call Collin's name on the other end of the line.

Then Collin said to her, "Ms. Bonnie, I

suddenly have a minor wedding ail to confirm, so I'll end the call

here, alright?"

"Sure, go ahead," Bonnie replied before hanging up the phone.

Just as she lowered her head to check if the soup in the pot was ready, she suddenly saw Ivor standing beside her.

Even someone as composed as Bonnie was startled by Ivor's sudden appearance.

"Weren't you sitting on the hospital bed? How did you come here?"

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Bonnie thought he probably didn't hear it. "I haven't checked yet," she said, lifting the lid and checking the colo of the soup in the pot. "It's done. I'll serve it for you."

"Okay," Ivor nodded slightly and turned to walk toward the bathroom. "I'll go to the bathroom first."

Bonnie didn't lift her head, focusing on ladling out the soup. "Alright."

In the moment Ivor turned around, a hint of unknown meaning flashed in his eyes.

In the restroom, he took out his phone and dialed Floyd's number.

"I need you to bring something back for me."

Floyd asked, "What is it, Mr. Ivor?"