I Love You, Miss Genius (Bonnie Shepard and Ivor Knight) novel Chapter 916

The king was stunned when he heard his royal guard’s words. The former helplessly rubbed his brow, knowing it did not matter how angry he got. Since Andreas was his son, he could not bear to reprimand the young man too severely.

The king could only temporarily cover for his son. He also hoped Ivor would not be too angry once the truth came to light.

Ivor squinted when he noticed the duo’s hushed conversation. He asked, “If I may, Your Majesty. What are you discussing? Do you have news on His Highness?”

The king returned to his senses and regained his composure. He nodded, saying, “My guard has informed me that Andreas is in his palace. He shouldn’t have had time to take your fiancee, Mr. Ivor. Could there be a misunderstanding?”

“That’s not possible, Your Majesty!” Ivor said firmly.

‘I discovered how interested Andreas was in Arvandish when he visited Pyralis for the exchange program. I even taught him for half a month.

‘I also know he kidnapped Bonnie because he wrote the letter in Arvandish instead of Zulandish. Moreover, the included photos are undeniable evidence. Who else could’ve kidnapped Bonnie if not Andreas?’

After a pause, the king said, “In that case, the guards will take you to Andreas’s palace. You can ask him yourself.”

His patience wore thin as he desperately wanted to see Bonnie. One of the guards felt pressured. Even so, he stepped forward and handed a piece of paper to Ivor, “This is a question from His Highness. Please answer the multiple-choice questions.”

Ivor turned solemn, saying, “I want to see my fiancee immediately. I’m not interested in playing games. Inform His Highness to hand my fiancee over, or I’ll take drastic measures.”

Meanwhile, Andreas watched Ivor’s agitation through the surveillance screen. The former shook his head and said, “Ivor has quite the temper. Do you think he won’t start mistreating you once you two get married?”

Just the thought of his cherished Bonnie getting mistreated made Andreas uncomfortable.