Genius Novels & Stories

My sister, Ruby O'Brien—the family's formidable CEO—had just landed herself a top-tier celebrity boyfriend. Now the two of them were filming a reality show right in her house. All I wanted was to go home and collapse on the couch. Instead, I wound up as his living control group. While he worked out, I lay there. While he read books, I lay there. While he cooked gourmet meals, I still lay there. The internet wanted my head on a platter. [Poor Josh, stuck with a useless future brother-in-law!] [Someone drag that lazy bum off the screen. We just want to watch Josh and his girl fall in love!] [I heard he didn't even sit for the SATs. Total dropout, rotting away at home.] [That's our Jos

"Sure, Mom. I will. But I won't be nice if people keep being mean to us." Leony took a deep breath. "No matter what, you can't commit a crime. Remember dear, all actions will get the right reward. Never stop doing good just because you have never been treated well. Good deeds never end in vain." "Understood, Mom. I'm sorry if one day I can't do good. I'm also a human who has lust, but I will try to always be on the right path. I love you, Mom." Leony was moved to hear that. Perhaps no one would believe that it was a five year old saying. Her son is a genius. No wonder, because his father was a prince who was directly blessed by God.

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.

Sane stared at the guy in an utter awe. Nikolaj once attained the highest GPA throughout the whole university. He was practically a genius but he kept on shrugging it off, and acting like he wasn’t. "Those are only numbers. It takes more," he once heard him say when confronted about his genius. The guy was one the people that he knew who really had something to boast about but chose not to. When Niko beat him in a regional quiz bowl back in junior high, he kept his feet on the ground. He wasn’t like the others who immediately felt superior towards other students. He didn't even think he was smart. That was why even when Sane fou

His jaw worked as he placed a file on my desk, thin, almost empty. “What am I looking at?” I asked, frowning in confusion. “Nothing,” he said grimly. “Because there is nothing, Alpha.” I frowned. “Explain.” “There’s no record of any Lorenzo D’Amaris anywhere. No registration, no pack affiliation, no land ownership, no tax traces, no trade licenses under that name. The file you sent me, the company he claimed to represent? It doesn’t exist either. It’s a ghost registration, created with fake documents two months ago. Yes, everything seems legitimate to the amateur eye, but I am surprised that Maxine didn’t see through it. Everything here is not real.”

Mercer said, his voice steady. He moved toward the window and stared outside for a moment, his expression thoughtful. “But I need to understand something about what happened out there. Your gift. Has this ever happened before? Have you ever been unable to read someone?” “Never,” I said quietly. “Scars is the first.” Mercer released a heavy breath and shook his head. “He’s full of surprises.” “Yeah, he is.” [That is the understatement of the century. This man has spent years making federal agencies look incompetent. Surprise is basically his personality.]

Before this, she had always thought that she was smart until she met the Kyles. Jayden, Julien and Levi were all very brilliant. After spending quite some time with them, Silvia even doubted if she could still live like a normal person. "Sister Silvia, Julien is a child genius and a fast learner too. I'm sure that there aren't many in this world who would have a higher IQ than him, so let's just not compare ourselves to him." At one glance, the very sensible Levi saw right through Silvia and then thoughtfully comforted her.

She swore she heard Gamma chuckle as he dropped his prize at her feet. The years slipped by, marked not by birthdays but by growth. At two, Cerebus was larger than any farm dog. At five, he dwarfed shepherds and mastiffs alike. By ten, he stood tall as a Great Dane, muscle rolling beneath his golden coat, each head sharp with intelligence. To strangers, he was nightmare made flesh. To Ellie, he was still the trembling pup who had pressed three noses into her jacket that stormy night.

I had refused all interviews to avoid trouble, so most people only knew my surname—Summer—and that I was the Science Academy's mysterious young genius. Sabrina mocked me in every way she could, and Jared didn't lift a finger to stop her. Instead, he nodded. "Do as she says and wait outside. I'm about to meet Professor Summer and present my theory. If she sees my potential, I could be granted an exceptional spot at the Science Academy." I gave a faint, knowing smile. "Professor Summer?" Sabrina looked at me with utter disdain, clearly thinking I didn't know someone so famous. "Professor Summer is a genius in the research communit

I battered my lashes, wondering how it wasn't stealing. Phoebe swung her seat to face me. She cleared her throat and began. “The difference between a genius and a normal person is how well they convert someone’s work to theirs.” She folded her hands on her thighs and positioned herself like she was about to pass on a generational secret. “How well?” I blinked, still clearly lost. Phoebe pulled my laptop to herself. “Lemme show you.” An uneasy feeling filled my stomach to its brim as something felt wrong, like I was digging my grave with my own hands.