I Love You, Miss Genius (Bonnie Shepard and Ivor Knight) novel Chapter 122

Chapter 122

“The Dyngards are hurting my company’s reputation. Call off the collaboration with them. I no longer want them as our business partners.” After sending the text, Bonnie looked at the pale store manager and asked, “Are you okay?”

“I–I’m okay.” Although she said so, she looked a little miserable. The manager also came from the countryside. Still, she had to protect her dignity. She had been nothing but diligent, committed, and professional in her job. Even so, she got slapped over nothing.

“Let me see that. You’re pretty hurt. You’re not fine at all,” Frowning, Bonnie said, “I’ll have someone send you to the clinic. The company will cover all the medical expenses. Also, you did an excellent job today. I’ll put in a word with Hamish and tell him to give you a promotion.”

The manager forgot all about the pain and stared at Bonnie, dumbfounded. At that moment, Avril returned with her phone in her hand.

“Tsk tsk tsk… You missed out on the whole thing, Bonnie. Brittany looked so pathetic that I felt sorry for her. The security guards tossed her out of the premises, and she fell in the most embarrassing way

possible.

“Hahaha! Frankly speaking, she brought it on herself. Also, she’s my bitter rival. She had always

acted like a snob because her company’s net worth was higher than my family’s. I can’t believe they’re business partners with Tang Fusion Studios. The universe ought to be more fair!”

“They won’t be Tang Fusion Studios’s business partners anymore,” Bonnie responded lightly.

“Huh? I beg your pardon.” Avril was stunned. She wondered why Bonnie would say something like

that.

“Never mind. Come on, let’s continue shopping.” Bonnie had no intention of explaining herself.

“You betcha. I’m so happy today that I’m going to shop until I drop. Um, it’s just that I was supposed to buy you a dress, but you bought me one instead. Oh, that reminds me. How much did that blue and purple dress cost? I’ll transfer the money to you.‘

“I don’t have to pay for it,” Bonnie said casually.

“That customer’s name was Bonnie… Our store’s called Bohemian Boutique…” The manager gasped.