I Love You, Miss Genius (Bonnie Shepard and Ivor Knight) novel Chapter 198

Chapter 198

The only reason was that Bonnie was his ex–fiancee, and he called off the engagement. He wouldn’t know how to accept it if Bonnte was more outstanding than she appeared.

After the finance department head left, Benedict couldn’t help but ask Bonnie, “Bonnie, why didn’t you just fire him directly? Why give him a chance?”

Bonnie explained, “I asked Hamish about it. The finance head does have excellent professional skills. Besides, teaching him a lesson this Time will ensure he doesn’t repeat the same mistake. Instead of hiring a new person and slowly training them, it’s better to let the old–timer continue in his role.”

Benedict suddenly understood and gave a thumbs–up. “Bonnie, you’re savvy.”

Bonnie chuckled at Benedict’s reaction. “It’s nothing special. It’s just a minor tactic. Anyway, I’ll have Hamish teach you some tricks in the future.”

“Thanks, Bonnie.” Benedict felt incredibly lucky to have a sister like her.

At that moment, Bonnie received a text message notification.

As expected, it was from Ivor.

“When will the party end? I’ll come pick you up.”

“Bonnie, your husband is so sweet to you,” Benedict teased.

Rolling her eyes, Bonnie replied, “If he hears you call him that, he’ll be overjoyed.”

Benedict laughed mischievously.

“All right, it’s getting late. I have to leave. I still have work tomorrow,” Bonnie said as she stood up.

Curious, Benedict couldn’t resist asking, “Bonnie, I heard Mr. Hamish say that you spend at most five days in the office in a year. Where do you go if you say you’re working?”

With a mysterious smile, Bonnie said, “I’ll tell you about that later.”

From Bonnie’s words, Benedict sensed that his sister had a big secret.

It only made him more curious and eager to find out.

He wanted to know what secret could be more mysterious than being the chairman of Tang Fusion

Studios.

A week passed, and the class group chat on Bonnie’s phone unexpectedly became active during the summer vacation.

“School is about to start again. Soon, we’ll all go out separate ways. I heard our old teacher cry a lot on graduation day. How about we pick a day, book a restaurant, and bid farewell to our old teacher?”