I Love You, Miss Genius ( Bonnie Shepard ) novel Chapter 1422

“Indeed, but it’s a long story. Let’s head to the conference room and discuss it thoroughly,” Logan said while gesturing for her to follow.

“All right, lead the way.” Bonnie nodded and walked toward the conference room with Logan.

Meanwhile, Frankie and another student emerged. The former gloated when he spotted Logan leading Bonnie away.

“Oh, that’s perfect! Bonnie thinks highly of herself and that having good grades will allow her to be arrogant. She’ll get hers soon! She has just returned, yet Professor Logan is already calling her to his office. Hahaha! I finally get to see her cry.”

The student standing beside Frankie did not see Bonnie and Logan. Frankie’s words confused him, so he asked, “What? Who are you talking about?”

Frankie glanced at him and looked toward Bonnie. He scoffed and said, “Who else am I talking about besides that egotistic Bonnie? She always acts superior just because she has good grades!”

“Bonnie?” After some thought, Frankie’s friend said, “If I remember correctly, she hasn’t been to school for almost half a month. Is she finally back? Where is she? I don’t see her.”

“Over there!” Frankie pointed toward the office building. “Professor Logan just took her there. Considering Professor Logan’s demeanor, he’ll give her a good scolding. Hopefully, it’ll destroy Bonnie’s arrogance.”

“B-But…” the student said hesitantly, “Bonnie has made so many mistakes before, yet none of the professors have punished her.”

Frankie waved impatiently. “That was before, but it’s different this time. Professor Logan knew Bonnie was coming and waited to drag her to his office. Why else would he do that if not to scold her? Do you think he called her in to discuss something important? She isn’t qualified for that.”

The student beside Frankie thought, ‘Frankie’s always angry whenever Bonnie’s around. Although they’ve argued a lot, he seems excessive this time. Still, Frankie has a point.’

Frankie’s friend played along, “You’re right. Professors usually call students to the office to scold them, especially someone like Bonnie. After all, she hasn’t been around for half a month. She deserves to be scolded.”

Frankie wholeheartedly agreed, “Exactly! She has no redeeming qualities besides good grades.”

“Hey, let’s go to the cafeteria before they run out of fried chicken. If Bonnie gets scolded, the whole school will know about it. Then, we can just sit and enjoy the show,” Frankie’s friend said as he strode toward the cafeteria.

Frankie nodded and kept up. “You’re right. I can’t wait to see her pathetic face when she gets scolded.”

Meanwhile, things were different on Bonnie’s end. When she entered the conference room, the professors and university higher-ups stood up to greet her warmly.

“Welcome back, Ms. Jody!”

“Hello, Ms. Jody!”