Genius Novels & Stories

"No. I think it's fantastic that you've been accepted to Columbia Law. I just want to know how someone as intelligent as you obviously are, is stupid enough to work for Infidelity." I clenched my teeth to halt my reply. Our gazes locked. Nox was only inches away—our noses nearly touched as he awaited my response.

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."

“Yeah, I heard that he’s only a little over thirty years old and is an absolute genius! Don’t judge a book by its cover.” “Given his place on the list, does that mean he’s more powerful than Lord Keyne?”

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– “

's question was unfamiliar to me. "Don't worry, it's just a quiz. You won't be judged by just one quiz." I said this with a smile. It's true. Even the smart ones, if they don't study, it will be really difficult. Genius is different from studious. The genius, that's just a rag, you know right away, the studious almost spends his whole life studying and memorizing the entire book. You understand what you read differently than just memorizing it. Stupid schools on earth. Exam, they say enumeration. Education nowadays is teaching students just to memorize not to understand deeper.

I've been hiding my excellent grades from my childhood friend, Oliver Barton, for years because of his jealousy. A day before the college entrance exam, he comes clean to me and admits that he's been taking private tutoring lessons without my knowledge for the past three years. His grades are good, and he plans to go to an elite college after graduating high school. I stand there, stunned, listening to his every word. "Viv and I both have excellent grades. There'll soon be even more in common between us both after we go to the same college in Haven City. "Once we're in college, we'll tutor you seriously so you can also get into a better college after you repeat your year." He and my bes

The situation in school didn’t make it any better for her to continue to focus much but Vevina had been gifted with good brains like her father. The man might have not done anything for her but the genes that he had passed on was that of a genius and so it had never taken her too much effort to actually get something done or memorize. Even now although she complained she had found the book to be interesting and memorizing it was easy. She had sat down all morning reading the first fifty pages and if asked any question she would be able to answer them with ease.

How can they be so sure he is a genius? 'Easy! Sometimes you hear music, see a painting or sculpture, read a book - and you just know. It’s special. And you don’t argue with the artist, because he is a genius and you don’t want to look stupid, do you?' Another change of subject. This woman is clearing a few ideas in my fuddled late-teenage brain. 'What’s the most stupid thing you have ever heard anyone say?'

Aditya shakes his head and says "I'll call someone and we will go to a hotel and when your friend calls you, tell her to come to the hotel." Saying this he was about to go but dashes with someone and hears a cute childish voice "Who the hell is this shameless, Ill-mannered and ungenerous person?" Aditya looked down and found a cute 4 years old girl was rubbing her nose. Aditya smiles then sits on his knees and asks "Ill-mannered, shameless is fine but why ungenerous?" Mehak who heard an adult voice looks up and saw a man in front of her "Because you dashed with me then didn't even said sorry and my Mumma said those people who don't say sorry for their mistakes are stingy and ungenerous"

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