Springtime Bonnie Novels & Stories

“At least that’s what the paperwork said. I’m not here to bond, Bonnie. But I’m also not here to hide.” Bonnie’s lips parted, but no words came. She didn’t even know what emotion she was feeling—shock? Anger? Curiosity? Cherry continued, “When you’re ready... I’ll be at Café Viore. Tomorrow. Noon. Don’t be late.” The line went dead. Bonnie stared at her phone long after the screen went dark. --- Selene and Damien were back home,each changed into their nightwear. Selene was waiting patiently for Damien who stepped out not long.

“Oh, thank you. Good Morning and Happy New Year. Are you sure? I could scrap those for you.” “Don’t worry about it. We’re just setting things up to run right now. You brought them in perfectly. There should be room for them in this round of dishes.” “Okay, then. Do you know where Bonnie is by chance?” “She’s in the old delivery room.” “Bonnie is attempting to organize the storage within that room. We’re using it as a launching pad for things heading out to the event.”

“Who are you?!” Bonnie was not bothered to engage in inconsequential talk and said flatly, “You don’t deserve to know my name. I’m taking this woman!” Then, her hands went straight to Yuri. Although she was always fighting with Yuri, they were both fairies born in the Illusion Virtual World. How could she let Yuri get executed? Bonnie slowly landed on the platform after she finished talking. Meanwhile, Teddy was humiliated when he sensed Bonnie’s contemptuous glare. “Soldiers, take her down!” he shouted, infuriated.

I just had to do it either way. I approached my first catch, two chatty young ladies who looked about my age. I tried to recall Mich's lines as I smiled stupidly at them. "Hello, I'm Bonnie from La Monte Luxuries. You look dashing, and I love your fashion taste! It's so gorgeous and appealing." I paused, just in case they had anything to say in response. None. Awkward silence.

With a perplexed expression, Bonnie turned to Nadia and asked, "Nadia, do you feel a sudden chill?" Nadia, familiar with Liam's knack for sending chilly vibes when displeased, expected Liam to seize the opportunity to teach Wyatt a lesson. So, instead of revealing anything, she responded, "Feeling cold, you say? Should I turn up the heat?" Bonnie, inherently frugal, never indulged in using air conditioning, whether it be during the scorching summer or the chilly winter. Especially now, with winter yet to set in, she didn't see a point in turning up the heat.

Maddox nodded and returned his head to the cocaine on the table. "When do we start?" Jaxon asked. "When it's time," Drexton replied, heading upstairs. "Pet chick won't last a second with him," Jaxon grinned, relaxing deeper into the chair. "She deserves it," Maddox replied, taking a long sniff. *** [CAIUS HOUSE] A car pulled up in front of the house. Bonnie and Lorraine alighted from the car, both dressed in classic, expensive outfits. Bonnie wore shorts over a tank top and pink sneakers, while Lorraine wore a red-fitting gown that stopped at her knee with a slit in the middle.

As expected, after Bonnie's agent found out Suzanne's name, she didn't hesitate and politely replied, "I'm sorry, Miss Reid. Bonnie's schedule is too full recently and won't have time." Suzanne rolled up the phone with her fingers and smiled helplessly. "I know Miss Golden doesn't like me very much." She had no schedule? Could there be no schedule? Suzanne had investigated long ago. Bonnie would leave for Australia in the middle of next month. During this time, she only received a perfume advertisement and a popular variety show. She was free in the rest of the time.

“The woman being released today, Vivian. Where is she?” The staff member checked the system records and looked up calmly. “Vivian? She was bailed out yesterday.” Ethan stood frozen as cold spread through his veins. Vivian had lived in Stormbay for five years. Her social circle was painfully small, and her whole world had revolved around him alone. So who else could have taken her away?

Nigel, on the other hand, gently opened his arms wide and hugged Luna around her shoulders. This was the first time they met after almost a year. They hugged and cried together. "Okay, okay, stop crying by the door. Come in and cry all you want!" At that moment, Bonnie, who heard the commotion, came out from her mansion, crossing her arms on her waist. She found the scene funny yet touching at the same time. Hearing her good friend's voice, Luna sniffled and looked up at Bonnie. At that moment, Bonnie was in a blue and white apron. She even had a spatula on one hand. She did not look at all like the heiress of the Craig family, nor did she have the imposing aura as the president of Craig Gro

“We shouldn't waste our time on that vicious woman now. We have more important things to do. You need to get Derek to mark you.” Bonnie ordered her servants to get thicker blankets and furs because she was freezing. They weren't as good as the central heating, but they managed to take the edge off the biting cold. After all, Algernon said she couldn't turn on the heating, but he didn't say she couldn't use other means. Wrapping under thick blankets, Bonnie's lips turned pale. With a cold smile, she said, “Michelle, it's time we finally settle the matter of your marriage.”