I Love You, Miss Genius ( Bonnie Shepard ) novel Chapter 1250

Upon hearing Bonnie's words, Collin immediately perked up, his confidence evident in his voice.

"Mr. Boyd, rest assured, I will not disclose a single word about our upcoming actions to the Dark Knight Organization."

Previously, he had been anxious about his decision to hide their organization's plans from the Dark Knight Organization. But now, the situation was different with their boss's orders.

He could rightfully keep this matter secret and not inform the Dark Knight Organization, no matter what they did.

"Okay, then that's settled—" Bonnie was about to hang up, but she was interrupted by a deep, magnetic voice.

"I'm curious; what exactly are you planning? Why keep it from us? Aren't we partners? Hiding this from us seems a bit inappropriate, doesn't it?"

The unexpected sound of Ivor’s voice stunned Bonnie.

"What are you doing there?" she asked while glancing down at the number she had dialed. Yes, it was Collin's number. So why was another voice coming from the other end?

"Huh—" Ivor let out a cold chuckle, his mood foul.

Bonnie was perplexed. "I'm asking you a question. Don't you know how to answer? Stop with the sarcasm and tell me, why are you in Collin's room?"

Ivor's gaze was deep and unreadable, and he remained silent. Yasmine spoke up timidly to explain when she saw this scene.

"Savior, our boss heard that the Nidhogg Organization had a significant personnel movement and was concerned you might need help. So he came to ask Collin about the situation, but Collin refused to say anything..."

Bonnie instantly understood her meaning. "Thank you for your concern, but this matter is internal to our organization. We can handle it ourselves and don't need your help for now."

As she spoke, a faint, mysterious light flickered in her eyes. She wasn't naive; she understood Mr. Vic’s true intentions. They claimed to want to help but were worried that they would take the chip without lending it to them.

"Didn't you say that neither organization could act unilaterally, or it would break our agreement? Is your current action an attempt to tear up our agreement?" Ivor's voice was cold and carried an unstoppable force.

Bonnie composed herself and responded with a calm tone. "I already said this is an internal matter of our organization and has nothing to do with the content of our agreement. So, our actions now are about handling family affairs.”

Her words were flawless, leaving no room for error. Ivor's expression darkened momentarily as he took a deep breath to calm himself. After adjusting his mood, he spoke in a composed tone.

"Fine, we won't participate in your actions this time, and we'll consider it as you handle internal affairs. However, I have one question that you must answer."