Extraordinary Genius Novels & Stories

I sat beside her then the host speaker continues his words. “At this juncture, gentleman and ladies, let’s hear some inspirational words from the only women who set the bar too high to be reach by a normal individual with her average mark of 1.00% for 4 years in a row. This girl’s known to be tough, brave, wise and freaking gorgeous, she’s known as the Genius Queen and a campus superstar, everybody rain a cheer for this year’s class Valedictorian, Khloe Maureen Neufeld!” Introduced by the host. I calmly rose to my feet and walked slowly to the stage like a runway model.

“She’s my goddess! Clean, precise cuts, and she even thanked the staff—gahhh, I’m dying of love!” “The difference between me and a genius… sob... I’d be shaking like a leaf in that situation!” “I heard she’s only in her twenties! A master of both research and clinical work—international leaders basically treat her like royalty!” “No kidding. I’m over here pulling my hair out over a thesis!” “Miss Q’s won practically every medical award out there—including the Nobel Prize!” “Don’t forget the world’s official evaluation of her: ‘The only person who can out-logic God.’”

Jay said, “If you can answer one question correctly, I’ll help you.” Angeline then looked at the ten questions seriously. Except for the last question, the other questions were way too difficult. Angeline whined, “Whoever came up with these questions must be a lunatic. How otherwise could it be difficult for even a genius like me? As the saying goes, there’s a fine line between a genius and a mad man. A genius and a lunatic are clearly people of two worlds– “

He mumbled but it was enough for me to hear it. It's your fault why you didn't. My mind said that. They said regret is always in the end. Regret will never come first. It's purposely come late as always. "He only acted like a child before he turned a year old. I still don't understand but the development of his brain is too fast...it's too fast that the word genius can already be labeled as an understatement." I told him a story. No matter how much I think that he got it because of the combination of me and Elijah, it's still hard to believe. Is there anyone in the world at three years old who can easily solve a difficult calculus problem? No one right? Even the great mathematicians enjoyed

This goes to say that he only taught men who are uglier than him because he believed that surrounding himself with individuals that looked worst than him would make him less ugly. "I say, let us just attribute it to the saying that every genius has an odd quirk, that was to each of their own. Normal people like us would never come to understand." Allan commented after finding the truth.

It should be said that she was the first genius in the history of the White family and Same Spirit City. Although no one said it out loud, Caspian, Que White, Mona Jones, and even Sue White themselves knew it clearly. Of course, regarding Sue White’s matter, it would be better to keep a low profile for the time being. Although Caspian had solved the trouble for the White family before, the phrase "a genius who hasn't grown up can't be regarded as a genius' still worked in the continent. It wouldn't change because Caspian took care of the White family.

My childhood friend and I had built a company together for seven years, and my proprietary algorithm was what kept the entire business running. However, his new girlfriend started targeting me the moment she joined the company. "Why does some nobody in data deserve 80,000 dollars? All you do is plug things into templates and run a few programs. Your salary is cut to 2,000 dollars from now on. You'll only handle basic data processing. I'll take over the core model." My childhood friend said nothing, silently allowing his girlfriend to rip me a new one. When I noticed that, I didn't argue. I simply agreed to the pay cut. A week later, the company's regular clients saw their conversion rat

The hag shook her head repeatedly. "No, this is impossible! Even if you're gifted, you wouldn't be this accomplished without giving blood and sweat!" Frank sighed. "Don't you know that Einstein revolutionized physics in his twenties? Prodigies don't simply possess extraordinary gifts—they can gain twice the success even with less effort than the average person, staying well beyond any of your reach." The hag smirked. "To be honest, I would have been willing to let you join us if not for your arrogance."

He was also intelligent and sharp-witted. This child... it really didn't seem like an ordinary relationship could produce such a remarkable son. They said that if close relatives marry, the offspring would either be a genius or an imbecile. Henry clearly belonged to the genius category. Jessica secretly wondered if they were really cousins. Miss Jessica's face changed unpredictably as she stared at Henry with depth and mystery. She wondered if she should have another child—whether it would be a disabled imbecile or another genius. Having these thoughts, she shook herself. No, they couldn't have another child.

he asked. "Because it’s a flaw," I whispered, keeping my eyes on the dark ink of his tattoos, "It makes me less than everyone else. It means I have to work twice as hard just to look half as good as a normal person." "That’s where you’re wrong," he said. He leaned in, making me look at him. "Do you think guys like Steve Jobs had 'perfect' brains? Or Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, Picasso... they didn't. Their heads didn't work like the rest of the world’s, and that’s exactly why they were the ones who changed it."