I Love You, Miss Genius ( Bonnie Shepard ) novel Chapter 669

“Although Selina might like you, I feel obligated to tell you something because we’re good friends, Coleman. She’s exceptionally vengeful and will hold on to the tiniest grudge for a long time. Then, she’ll exact revenge when the time is right.

“If she can’t have you, her love for you might turn into hatred. That’s when she’ll resort to extreme measures. For your safety, I advise you to stay away from her.”

Selina had tried her best to suppress her anger for Bonnie. The former tried her best to give Coleman a good impression but could no longer hold herself back after hearing what Bonnie said.

Selina roared at Bonnie, “That’s utter bullshit, Bonnie! Shut your trap!”

Bonnie shook her head at the vicious-looking Selina. “Tsk, tsk, tsk. Look at her, Coleman. She’s a raging shrew, and you’re too gentle to be with someone like that. I’m trying to tell you to stay away from her.”

Coleman trusted Bonnie, saying, “All right, I’ll do as you say.”

“Wonderful.” Bonnie looked at him with satisfaction, reminiscent of how a teacher would look at their student. “Let’s go to the lecture hall together.”

“All right, I’m coming.” He caught up to her and left the gate with her.

Selina watched as they left, her eyes full of resentment. She balled her fists, wishing to pounce at Bonnie and rip her to shreds.

Meanwhile, Maisie and Skylar, the girl in the yellow dress, noticed Selina’s grim expression. They could not help but badmouth Bonnie.

“That girl is too much! How dare she talk about you like that in front of Coleman? Bonnie has shattered whatever good impression Coleman has on you, Selina.”

“Right away, Ms. Bonnie.” He quickly handed her the file.

Bonnie flipped through the pages and carefully read them. She looked solemn as she turned the pages quickly—as if she were speed-reading the entire file. She had already moved on to another page when an ordinary person would still be reading the first few lines.

The top management personnel and professors did not know what she was doing. Soon after, some professors muttered, “Ms. Bonnie is reading so fast. Do you think she can read everything on a page quickly?”

“Do you think she’s putting on airs to fool us?”

“I don’t think so. Maybe Ms. Bonnie has a special way of reading files. Let’s not speculate unnecessary things.”