I Am A Prodigy Novels & Stories

"They have their own fan club. I take it you were attacked by those fans this morning?" "I don't know who attacked me this morning and I don't like falsely accusing people so I can't really say." I shrugged. "A girl with a sense of justice, impressive. Most girls would be gossiping and bitching about who it could be by now." "Ah but Kai isn't just a normal girl, she's a female prodigy! It's about time we had one." Ingrid pointed out. "What is it with you people calling me a prodigy? I'm hardly a prodigy." I grimaced. "Isn't that quite farfetched?"

He interrupted, giving me a knowing look. My heart trembled. “And don’t forget that you are always an exceptional individual. Your teachers called you a prodigy.” He added it. I blinked, processing this statement. “You… you think that someone thinks that Dad and his team produced something that made me a genius? " I was shocked, but this was the only explanation of what he said. He shrugged his shoulders while giving me a knowing look. I snorted in disbelief, looking around, still trying to process how someone can think this twisted.

Both this father and son like to solve the hardest puzzles and compete afterward about who is the fastest one to solve it. Cederick loves how her mother gently brushed his hair and their sincere compliments. This made him grinned widely. Since he was a kid, Cederick can solve every problem given to him. At such a young age of 8, he can already solve high school math problems. He loves science and math. He loves sports and books. He always tops their class and won lots of competitions. He was never been defeated and always rank as number 1. He loves to explore things. Cederick was blessed with full of potential and talents. A prodigy at such a young age. As he was raised with good manners, he

It hadn’t been easy and there were times when I wanted to end it all and give up but Lukan came at the right time and he’s always been there to pull me out of every dark hole I’ve gotten myself sunken into and now, it was proving to be the best decision I’ve ever taken. I swiped through my phone as I laid on one of the leather chairs in the limousine going to somewhere I didn’t even bother to ask. The Stroga Sensation. I read the words to myself, feeling rather proud of my accomplishments. I was now a global phenomenon in my early twenties. It was a rarity in the modeling industry and I’ve often been referred to as a prodigy but I liked to see herself in another light, I often referred to my

I used to be considered a prodigy. As a baby, I was quiet. I hit every milestone early. The pediatrician said I had focus beyond my age—my mother said it was divine. Everyone said so, really. Teachers, priests, neighbors. They called me special, chosen, and I believed them. How could I not? I was adored for just existing. I was a gift from God. That's what people told me. That's what I learned to be.

“What does this mean, sir? If he has perfect scores then… he passed, right?” “He didn’t just pass, Ms. Morvane,” the administrator said, his voice full of restrained excitement. “He went far beyond that. That child—” he glanced at Zayn with admiration, “—you’re blessed. Even if he wasn’t born from you, you’ve adopted a genius. A prodigy. His analytical skills are exceptional, especially in math. And according to the assessment, he’s also highly skilled at playing the piano.” The administrator smiled, clearly impressed. “Children like him… they’re rare.”

Xavier could hear a language once and become fluent in it. Liam could read your mind; he was also a child math prodigy. Numbers flowed out of him like rain falling from the sky. He also loved science and world economics. His dream was to build his own island where he could escape from the bustling city. He had finally found the perfect island and was having the blueprints designed by his brother Noah. Ethan was able to make you believe anything he said. He was also a music and art prodigy. He wrote many songs that became number one hits overnight. He also loved writing poetry in calligraphy, and it was amazing.

Live footage of my children happy and busy filled the screen and after watching for a couple more seconds, I was sure nothing was wrong. “And?” I finally replied, my voice flat. The man on the other end of the phone cleared his throat and enthuisiatically spoke into the phone. I could see his every expression through the monitors in my office. “They are fine, Alpha Keagan. In fact, I am quite impressed with your son. William is quite the prodigy. He managed to solve one of our most complex app bugs. A true genius.” Though I had seen that already from the cameras, hearing it from another person sent a flicker of unexpected pride within me. William was extremely intelligent with an IQ of 169 s

As Haley walked down the stairs, picking up toys from the floor, she asked, "What did you talk about?" "Your son is very intelligent." He paused and added, "Without exaggeration, he can be called a child prodigy." Haley's hand, which was collecting toys, paused for a moment. "How did you come to this conclusion?" In fact, when Todd was not even three years old, he showed a great interest in computer code and could make the code he wrote run. She was shocked back then and took Todd for an IQ test the next day. The result was that Todd's IQ exceeded that of his peers by at least twice.

Jackson nods, a frown playing his features. "I don't like the title but I'm a bit of a prodigy, got my wit from my dad I guess. But it was terrible being the prodigy kid. I skipped about five grades because I was considered "too smart" for the class. You know how uncomfortable it was to sit in a class filled with ten to eleven years olds at only five years old?" Azalea listened in, glancing at the sand as he spoke. "Then at ten years old and many encyclopedias later, I was sent to law school."