Novel & Cerita Genius Baby

Chapter 6:The baby contract BELLA’s POV My heart sank as I recognized the contract in his hands. “You were actually serious about this thing?” “Do I look like The Joker?” He asked back.”This is called The Baby Contract.Read through and sign in the appropriate places. You can read right?” I sat down uncomfortably on the couch, my skimpy rumpled nightgown clinging to me. He looked at me like he could see my panties. Wait could he? I quickly clamped my legs together and placed a pillow over my thick thighs he had been seeing for free.

"If I say the child's mine, it's mine. I'll bet a hundred million on it. Dare to wager?" Devon shot him a sidelong glance. "A hundred million? Who are you looking down on? I'll put a billion on the child being mine." With an arm wrapped around my waist, Reuben gave the two of them a disdainful look. "If we're playing, let's play big. I'm putting down 10 billion that this is my child." Devon and Aden exchanged a look before speaking in unison, "Deal." Watching the three of them getting all worked up with their competitive spirits, I quietly raised my hand. "I bet the baby belongs to all three of you."

"That's because she's one of those girls who acts like a guy! She's always hanging around men, calling them bros, acting all buddy-buddy, even saying she's more manly than they are. So her friend saying congrats on becoming a dad totally makes sense." I froze again, too shocked to even argue back. Just then, the baby in my arms suddenly started wailing. I panicked and awkwardly rocked him a couple of times. Somehow, the crying actually quieted down. "See?" Shirley's voice trembled with excitement. "That's a mother's instinct! Girls like her love flirting with men. I thought she was still a woman deep down, soft by nature. I never expected her heart to be cruel enough to dump her baby!"

The morning light spilled through the nursery windows, painting the room in soft gold. I sat cross-legged on the floor, Lily’s tiny hand in mine as she babbled away, a mess of syllables and giggles that made my heart swell. Logan was nearby, gnawing on a teething ring like it was his greatest nemesis. “They’re going to be geniuses,” I declared, ruffling Logan’s dark hair. “Just look at them. Babbling at six months? They’ll be discussing philosophy by the time they’re two.”

Then pushed it again. God. The scientific method. Fair. Apparently. Reasonable honestly. Then Lily ran to find Adrian. God. Emergency level. Fair. Maximum priority. Reasonable. "DADA!" God. "What?" Fair. "Peanut a genius." Reasonable honestly. There it was. God. The diagnosis. Fair. Officially confirmed. Reasonable. Then Adrian looked toward the baby. God. Who was currently attempting to eat her sock. Fair. The genius had multiple interests. Reasonable honestly.

“Humph! You always say that, but never did once think before jumping on fire. If you break rules, you will get punished. You are grounded for a month. I ordered Kyle to take care of things on his own and not to disturb you. You should not waste your time anymore as you have exams coming up. Better start preparing from now on. You can leave now.” ‘What I am, five years old? Grounded? You gotta be kidding!’ I signed, before mumbling my so-called recorded answer, “Yes, mom.” Back in my room, I jumped onto my bed, lying dead. Mom was more furious than I ever saw her, yet she didn’t let it all out on me. Over the years, it has been one of my favorite habits to defy orders. That’s how I got my nam

We both melted. "That's the best thing I've ever seen," he said, voice thick. "Better than closing the Tokyo deal?" "Infinitely better." Luna had also found her hands. She'd stare at them for hours, fascinated, occasionally getting them to her mouth. "She's so smart," I said, watching her discover her fingers. "She's a genius," Alexander agreed. "All parents think their baby is a genius." "Yes, but ours actually is." --- The three-month pediatrician appointment brought good news.

"He doesn't understand." The baby's glow flared. Like he was offended. "Don't be so sure," I said. I looked down at him. His eyes were so intelligent. So aware. "Do you know what we need to do?" I whispered. His glow pulsed once. Like a nod. "This is insane," Kael said. "We're talking to a three-day-old." "A three-day-old who can light up a room with his mind," I pointed out. "Fair point." The baby made a soft sound. Not crying. More like talking.

It smiled at me and its blue eyes brightened even more. This boy is so cute. Just showered and dressed, looking like royalty. "Well, this Pearl is beautiful, isn't it?" Gen. said happily. "Inheritance from aunt Genieva." He said he was having a baby talk. Seriously? Is he baby talking Pearl? I am against it because it only teaches the child incorrect pronunciation and tone of speech. "Aunt” Pearl said which made Gen even happier. "Mommy!" It said looking at me.

“That's right, but remember, even though they have the same IQ, these two are fundamentally different! The other kid is Edward Bluemel's child! With an intellect and family background like that, his future is obvious!" One of the more polished teachers shook her head. "Come on, that child's attendance at school can be counted with one hand! They've hired a world-famous educator as a tutor, he would probably only come in during the exam period." ... Jodie lifted Ziggy high in the air as she smiled. “Rachel, we have to celebrate. Ziggy is a genius!" "Ziggy, how would you like to celebrate?" Rachel looked at Ziggy at her side. Ziggy looked down as he thought deeply and almost immediately, his e