Gifted Novels & Stories

Many present have witnessed the remarkable journey that had brought me from subject to leader. "The transformation we've achieved goes beyond physical changes to this facility," I continued. "We've fundamentally altered our approach to gifted individuals—from identification to training to purpose. No longer do we seek to control or exploit gifts like truth-sight, dream-walking, or memory-shaping. Instead, we foster understanding, balance, and choice." I gestured toward the miniature equilibrium at the center of the table. "Our relationship with the cosmic forces that create and maintain these gifts has evolved as well. Where once stood opposition and containme

Before the wedding,Serena Williams caught her fiance with his mistress who is also her best friend. Angrily she called of the wedding and in a bid for revenge she ended up in her ex’s bed . Ben Blackwood is the CEO of the Blackwood Group . He is not only the richest man in the city but also very powerful and the most eligible bachelor. Rumors had it that he is ruthless and cold hearted. Her chest tightened. “He ruined me. Now, I want to return the favor.” Silence stretched between them. Then, suddenly, Ben tilted her chin up with two fingers, forcing her to meet his gaze. “You’re playing a dangerous game, Serena,” he murmured. “But lucky for you… I love danger.” Before she

“Werewolves don’t just shift and grow claws, Elvira. We develop abilities. Some are physical—speed, strength, tracking. Some are mental—foresight, aura reading, soul echo, empathy. Some can manipulate shadows or light. Others heal unnaturally fast. It’s rare, but not impossible.” I blinked at him. “You’re saying… we’re all different?” “Exactly. Every wolf’s gift manifests differently. Some never manifest at all. But if you’re one of the gifted, you’ll know soon.” That made my stomach tighten. What if I didn’t have any gift? What if I was just broken? Alpha Jaxon closed the book and turned to me again. “So?” he asked. “Are you interested in anything? Skilled in

"Hannah, look—so innocent yet alluring. It's perfect for me, isn't it?" I had gifted it to her because she loved it. My hands shook as I picked up the delicate, nearly transparent cloth. My throat closed up, and my head spun. The doubt I'd buried deep inside finally broke free. Confusion and pain crashed over me. Before I could even think, the violent sound of colliding cars split the air. Then, blackness swallowed me whole.

"Viola, I wanted to talk to you about something." His voice was softer this time, almost guilty. "Your sister just started her treatment, and the Miracle Elixir is affecting her emotions. Makes her feel down. To keep her spirits up and to help with her recovery, your parents suggested that she and I go through the Marking Ceremony. "They hope it'll make her feel better."

"They seem very excited about him joining the team." David laughed. "Kyle's excited too, though he tries to play it cool. Your sons are brilliant—I've heard him talking about their collaborative problem-solving sessions. Having three perspectives that complement each other so perfectly gives them a real advantage." "Kyle's in the gifted program as well, I take it?" "Since kindergarten," David confirmed. "Amber's in a regular class, which honestly might be better for her. The gifted program can be... intense. Not every child needs that kind of pressure, even if they're academically capable."

"We're here because Great-Great-Grandma Lily wrote me a letter saying I'm supposed to change everything. But I can't change everything alone. None of us can." She gestured to the children around her. "Some of you can see the future or read minds or move things without touching them. Some of you can't do any of that. But we all have something to give." "What do I have to give?" asked Tommy Rodriguez, a non-gifted third-grader. "I'm just regular." "You're not just regular," Baby Lily said, there to help facilitate the first meeting. "You're essential. Gifted kids like me need friends who keep us grounded, who remind us that abilit

She mocks me for not being Gifted, rarely associates with me except necessary… The herald said nothing but his face asked a lot of questions. He declared me the winner of the test of courage and announced the second test afterwards. “The test of Strength.” It’s a test that required physical effort, favorable for the gifted. They could use their powers to pass the test. The Herald motioned towards the boulder at the further end of the arena. “The one who is able to lift the boulder within the stipulated time, wins” This time, the test is to be done while people watched.

Gifted, the mysterious healer whose name was more rumor than fact, was now reaching out to the Miller family this way, offering them the rare opportunity of healing in return for something personal. Gifted had always been known for their elusive nature and unconventional methods. Encounters with Gifted were rare, but those who caught Gifted’s attention were seen as incredibly lucky. The Miller family was incredibly lucky to have Gifted approach them. “Could that really be Gifted? Or is some impostor?" “

“Forever friends are special. I’m glad you have Olivia.” That evening, Seraphine discussed the academic plan with Damien. “Advanced curriculum in specific subjects while staying with age peers. Seems like good compromise.” Damien reviewed the documentation Ms. Chen had provided. “It does. Charlotte gets intellectual challenge without social isolation. Best of both options.” “Our daughter is gifted. That’s both wonderful and complicated.” “Everything about parenting is wonderful and complicated. Gifted just adds specific wonderful complications.” James appeared with a book, demanding attention. “Mama! Read! Story time!”