Extraordinary Genius Mga Nobela at Kwento

Cordy continued to teach Dicky patiently, having become much calmer after finding out about Dicky's IQ score. She had done some reading, and found out that geniuses tend to be more single-minded on things. In short, while they could score 120 out of a test with a full score of 100 points, they could also get a big fat zero in certain areas. Unfortunately, there was no chance of them improving on the latter. Dicky's greatest weakness was perhaps language. "Lee-id, lid," Dicky repeated after her, and suddenly pronounced another word,"Ree-id. Rid."

Janice scoffed, adding, "Without him, Nancy wouldn't even get the chance to meet you at her level of knowledge and expertise." With Ariel being a rare, one-in-a-million genius, most of the other geniuses paled in comparison to her. Ariel tried to cheer Janice up.

Kim asked suspiciously and then muttered “Why am I so stupid then?” “Puchi..” Lara laughed and hugged her whispering “I will let you in on a secret, I am the only stupid one in my family too!” “Ha…ha…ha…” Kim laughed happily before pouting “But you’re beautiful. I seem to have inherited my parents’ beauty without their brain which makes me pretty useless.” Dana pursed her lips into a smile “How do you know if you haven’t inherited their brains without trying? Geniuses are 1 in a million, the rest are trained.”

"If Ruth Collins is a one-in-a-hundred genius, then he's a one-in-a-thousand genius!" ... Jaws dropped as everyone gaped at Lean.

"What is it?" "Mommy forbade me from participating in piano contests. Mommy said I was too young." Adam complained about everything to Father. As I guessed, Father would have told me to enter Adam into the contest. "But it's a big contest, Dad!" "So what?" asked Father casually. His right-hand cuts the very juicy beef. The smell of fresh meat wafted. "That child has extraordinary abilities. I know because he is my grandson. He inherited what I once had." Father looks proud, especially when he knows that Adam is very good at playing the piano.

More than Derek, I was scared of Scarlett's reaction because she wouldn't mind putting me in my place in her innocent way. I remembered her asking me for a new laptop or desktop. I knew it was too much for a kid of two years, but then she was smart, and she needed all the facilities to increase her knowledge. She wanted to learn new things from all over the world and gain as much knowledge as she could. 'Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.' In the same way, Scarlett was a super-genius, and excepting her to behave like a kid of two years was something stupid. For a while, she could put this act

Cage up in the rusty old lab is not a good thing for an 18 years old young girl. "Mom...look that's the beauty genius!" A little boy exclaimed to his mother in a joyful voice admiring the well-known girl. The mother pulls her son's hand and drags him with her. The middle-aged woman shakes her head in sign to not provoke me...the said 'genius'... I am not surprised by that, I do have quite a bad reputation in the base. True...I am a genius and an expert in many different ways, but I am also a mischief little brat.

Looking at her lovely daughter, who had inherited the virtues of both Francis and herself, Scarlett couldn’t resist kissing her endlessly. Because of her kisses, Shannon giggled shyly, her bright eyes gleaming. Scarlett knew Shannon was different from Brittany and Carlos. They were clever, but Shannon was a genius; just like Skyler, she had an astronomically high IQ and could solve complex puzzles. At age 3, she had been able to memorize the value of pi to the 30th digit and had solved a Rubik’s Cube in under a minute. Scarlett and Francis had gotten her tested, and it was revealed that she was a prodigy.

Aiden interrupted. “God, Adam. Does she even know what brainchild means,” Neomi smirked, rolling her eyes. I held my fork tightly, afraid I might hit her with it like a dart. I aimed for a bullseye. Teddy laughed briefly. “Don’t belittle Jessamine, Neomi. She’s a genius, too.” “My siblings are the geniuses, Mr. Knight, not me,” I corrected, pressing my lips again, not wanting to add that I was the defect in my parents’ children.

Honestly, you could publish a whole book. Sharon's voice softened. "Naomi mentioned that the Ferrero family has a short lifespan. Is it that they're inherently short-lived, or… do they carry some genetic defect?" Xavier replied, "Their bodies aren't the issue. It's their minds. They're all far too intelligent. As the saying goes, genius on the left, madness on the right."