I Love You, Miss Genius ( Bonnie Shepard ) novel Chapter 101

Chapter 101

Bonnie felt a little puzzled. After some thought, she realized Trina was right. She could present evidence before Vera and Gresham, but they still would not believe a word she said. Worse, they would

treat her harsher than before.

They would even lecture her to learn from her mistakes. Besides that, there was also a good reason why she kept her identity as the nation’s leading researcher a secret.

Her parents had a favorite child, and that was none other than Trina. Moreover, they always looked down on Bonnie.

In the past, she used to win various awards and trophies for things such as piano competitions, chess tournaments, F1 trophies, and more. She had shown all of them to Vera and Gresham, but all she got

in return was more lectures.

They chastised her for forging her accolades just to gain their favor. They even told her how disappointed they were in her.

Additionally, Trina would fan the flames. That was why they grew increasingly distrustful of Bonnie over time.

After some thought, Bonnie’s foster parents, who had raised her in the countryside, treated her pretty well. However, Vera and Gresham were her biological parents. The truth was that everyone wanted nothing more than their parents‘ love.

Bonnie learned the hard way that her birth parents would never love her as much as they did with

Trina. Bonnie’s childhood was the primary reason for that. The couple looked down on Bonnie because she was a country bumpkin.

Gresham’s family had repeatedly taken digs at him and his wife because of her background. That was why they could never let it go. She would always be a blemish on their otherwise perfect life.

That was why Trina was not the only wrong one here. Her stepsister merely exploited her

vulnerabilities and pulled focus on them.

“I’m tired of talking to you, Trina. I won’t waste more time with you.” Collecting her thoughts, Bonnie began to cut to the chase. “Where I live is none of your concern. It’d be wise for you to behave and lock yourself in your room. If I ever catch you doing something humiliating again, I’ll make you regret it.”