I Love You, Miss Genius (Bonnie Shepard and Ivor Knight) novel Chapter 150

Chapter 150

“Ms. Bonita? Are you asleep? If you are, I’ll wait a little longer.” Trina asked cautiously.

“Come in,” Bonnie replied indifferently.

Trina was overjoyed as she opened the door and entered. However, she saw Bonnie instead. “Bonnie? Why are you here? Where’s Ms. Bonita? I thought this was her room.

Bonnie looked just as surprised. She thought someone from the science community came to visit, but it was Trina instead. Moreover, the latter did not seem to associate Ms. Bonita with Bonnie at all.

‘Come to think of it, Trina always looked down on me, even when I became the city’s top scorer. She still views me as a crude country girl.‘

“Why would you care why I’m here? I should be asking why you’re here.”

Trina surveyed the room but did not see anyone who looked like Ms. Bonita. “I came to visit Ms. Bonita, this her room?”

Bonnie reached for a banana from the fruit basket beside the hospital bed, peeling it while saying, Who said this is her room?”

“This is your room?” Trina observed Bonnie’s actions and confirmed her guess. Still, there was no reason for Trina’s college senior to lie to her.

“Since you know this is my room, why don’t you leave? Do I have to kick you out?” Bonnie said weakly.

“Hmph! I don’t want to be here anyway. I only came to see Ms. Bonita, not you!” Trina turned and left. Trina wanted to ask her senior what was going on. As she thought about it, she saw a nurse approaching.

The nurse bombarded Trina with several questions, “Why are you out so quickly? How did it work out with Ms. Bonita? Did she hire you to work for her yet?”

Trina grew annoyed, but she forced herself to hold back. “I just went in, and that person inside isn’t Ms. Bonita. Did you get the room wrong?”

“That’s impossible! This is room 308, right?” The nurse was a bit puzzled.

“Someone else is in 308.”

“That can’t be. How could I possibly get that wrong? Oh, right, you don’t even know what Ms. Bonita looks like. How do you know the person inside isn’t her? You must’ve made a mistake.”

Trina resisted the urge to roll her eyes. “If it were someone I didn’t recognize, I wouldn’t make a mistake. But do you know who that person inside is?”

“What do you mean?”