I Love You, Miss Genius ( Bonnie Shepard ) novel Chapter 1367

Typically, Yasmine was the liveliest member of the organization. Everyone could depend on her to bring joy whenever she was around. Now that she was unhappy, Floyd felt uneasy and knew the other members would feel the same, too.

Floyd thought, ‘I’m sure the others will feel sad when they see her like this.’

“Jeez…” Ivor shook his head, not knowing what to say.

‘It’s true. We can’t stop ourselves from falling in love. I was just like this when I met Bonnie. Before I knew it, I was already deeply in love with her. I also knew to keep my head together, but I couldn’t control my heart.’

Ivor fell deeper in love whenever Bonnie showed sadness or joy. Eventually, he decided to let go and let his heart have what it wanted. Simultaneously, he was glad to stop suppressing his emotions. Otherwise, he would not have the happiness he had with Bonnie now.

Even so, Yasmine’s situation far differed from Ivor’s. After all, he and Bonnie loved each other while “Boyd” had no feelings for Yasmine. Moreover, “he was a married man.”

‘Things will end terribly if Yasmine forces herself into Boyd’s marriage. I should do my best to stop her from making that mistake. Everything will return to how it should be once Boyd goes home.’

Although Yasmine seemed to be daydreaming, she heard the two men talking. Even so, she did not know what they were talking about. She also figured she would become more depressed if she kept thinking about Boyd.

‘I should chat with Boss. That’ll help me feel better.’

Then, she had an idea and looked at Ivor excitedly, saying, “I noticed you and my savior having a pleasant chat earlier. What did you guys talk about? Did you tell you when he’s going home? Did he mention where he lives?”

Ivor stared at her coldly. “Why are you asking me such questions?”

Yasmine avoided his gaze and stammered, “I-I wasn’t doing anything.”

“I know what you’re trying to do, Yasmine.” Ivor frowned. “You know Boyd is a married man, so get rid of those wrongful feelings.”