I Love You, Miss Genius ( Bonnie Shepard ) novel Chapter 1351

“Feeling betrayed by someone you trusted sucks, doesn’t it? Are you furious and hateful because you don’t know how things turned out this way?” Bonnie questioned.

Falcon noticed her indifferent tone before looking away in fear. Although Bonnie had been an organization leader for a long time, he had to admit her imposing demeanor remained. She was even more assertive than ever, and Falcon could not bear to maintain eye contact.

Bonnie stood up and continued, “You stole the chip my organization spent years working on. How you feel now is how I felt when I heard of your betrayal. It was worse for me!”

She grew increasingly furious as she added, “You considered Barrett a brother because he risked his life for you, but you resent him now because you feel betrayed.

“Don’t you remember everyone in the organization, including Collin and I, risking our lives for you during missions? Did you consider that when you stole the chip and betrayed us?”

Falcon did not know how to respond. He wanted to retort but knew he was wrong.

‘Boyd is giving me a taste of my own medicine. I felt disheartened when I discovered he had disguised himself as Barrett. Now I know how betrayal feels. Still, I have a good reason for my actions. I’ve done nothing wrong!’

Bonnie gazed at Falcon profoundly and was about to continue when she heard Billy’s resentful voice, “I knew there was something off about you, Barrett! You’re not as innocent as you seemed, but I never expected the Nidhoggs’ leader to infiltrate my organization for the chip!”

The joy in Bonnie’s eyes intensified when she noticed it. “I had an excellent time in your organization, Billy. Thanks for that.”

Then, she glanced coldly at Falcon and added, “I must thank you for taking such good care of this traitor, too. You even delivered him to me in one piece. That’ll make it easier for me to punish him.”

Billy’s fury burned, but she continued leisurely, “I owe you one, Billy. I wouldn’t have pulled it off so smoothly without your trust.”