I Love You, Miss Genius

Chapter 105

‘Who’s stealing my limelight?!‘ This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

Trina glared at the entrance, and her eyes widened in anger.

‘Is that Bonnie?!‘

What infuriated Trina most was that although Bonnie wore the old and hideous dress, the latter exuded an outstanding charm that elevated the dress to another level.

Trina had worn that dress once and thought it looked like a burlap sack. She even despised it. That was why she picked it for Bonnie. Since the latter had no suitable dresses for the engagement party, Trina thought the ugly dress would humiliate Bonnie.

However, the dress looked nothing like a burlap sack on Bonnie. Instead, she looked gorgeous and outstanding.

At that moment, Trina realized the dress was not as hideous as she thought. She simply did not have the figure for it. Once Trina realized it, things worsened for her. She was so furious and jealous that she could breathe fire.

Moreover, Bonnie put on light makeup and had her hair up, revealing her slender neck. She could grab the limelight wherever she went when she looked like this.

Suddenly, Trina had a hunch and whipped around to look at Hadwin. As expected, he was gawking at Bonnie. It was evident that he was surprised and enchanted. Trina felt gravely threatened. She detested Bonnie, gritting her teeth as she walked over.

“Woah. You look incredible, Bonnie! I’ve never seen you putting any effort into your looks. What brought on the change tonight?” Trina purposefully phrased her sentence that way so the guests would know Bonnie was out to shame her tonight.

Bonnie noticed the guests muttering about her. Still, she smiled at Trina and said, “Have you considered a future in the entertainment industry? You love putting on an act, after all. You gave me this dress and told me to doll up.

“You told me that members of the high society would attend your engagement party and that I have to be mindful of our reputation. Mom also constantly reminded me about it.

“I’m wearing your old dress. Are you pointing fingers at me because I wore it too extravagantly and stole your limelight? Sheesh. You should’ve said so sooner. I would’ve come with something more

modest.”

“You say that, but—”

Bonnie glanced at Trina disdainfully from top to bottom.

“Your figure and looks are lackluster, at best. I could come wearing a burlap sack and still look hotter than you. It’s no contest.”

Trina reddened with fury. Although she was more beautiful than most guests, things looked different when she compared herself with Bonnie.

Bonnie looked like a glowing star, while Trina looked like a firefly that was struggling to shine. The latter felt jealousy overflowing in her heart.

Trina burst into tears in response, saying, “H–How could you say that about me? I know I’m not as pretty as you, and you’re making me look bad because I took Hadwin from you.‘