Novel & Cerita My Gifted Stepson

His two stepsons are his dream come true. My stepbrothers, I could tell they aren't cool. I don't even getting along with them. Felix is a bookworm and he's totally smart. He excels in school and a top student. Alexander is also smart and sporty. He's always busy at school with every sports events. The two are quite popular, I must say. While me? Everyone says I am smart. But I don't really excel in everything. At school, I don't have any friends and being the best target for bullying. I'm a quite high-tempered woman and it's the reason why I always got warnings when I was in high school.

He looked disgusted. “Do you remember what dad said?” “That I won’t get my Christmas present this year if I don’t behave well?” He remembered. “And I'm sure you want the lab equipment you've been asking for ages,” I prompted, making him feel tempted. The truth was that Steph was a misunderstood genius. “Hmm. Okay, I'm going to school. But only for you,” he said and smiled briefly at me, standing up. "That! You make me very proud,” I said with a big smile, and then sighed when he finally went to the bathroom to get ready.

Bree said, and he leaned down and whispered in her ear. “Be glad you’re already pregnant. Cause I would want to try again after seeing you with him.” Gabe then stood up and smiled at the color in her face. He took the boy from her arms even though she had said she was fine. He cradled the boy with one arm and smiled at the parents of the class. “Welcome to sixth-grade science.” After the presentation, Ann stood and looked between the two. She then made her way up to Gabe. “I think my step-son will need some extra help.”

On my birthday, the stepson I’d raised from a baby emptied a glass of red wine over my head. He screamed at me to get the hell out of his house. For years, I had been a substitute for a dead woman. Now, I was a monster to the boy I had raised as my own. I had endured enough. "You bitch! Don't you dare think you can replace my mom just by wearing her jewelry!" My eight-year-old stepson, Leo, stood before me. His little face was twisted with rage.

My godson is on the way. The best birthday gift ever.

Out of anger, she mistakenly tapped on the story and the story opened. She saw the celebrant ending his speech but before she could assess the video, he started walking out of the stage. “So his bother is a Cadet as well,” she murmured bitterly. To her annoyance, Stephanie appeared and was smiling happily. “Idiot,” she cursed but heard when she mentioned that the celebrant was sixteen years old. “Must his brother have everything in common with my brother?” She yelled and attracted her parents.

Yeah, hopefully, that is all I do to him, I muse before giving him a quick hug scurrying back down the stairs. "Zayne just arrived, get him to help you," he shouts after me. Zayne is my new stepbrother, who I hope is super ugly. I haven't met him in the last three months because he was spending the semester in Europe– the lifestyle of the rich, I scoff. I had been poor before, and while we're now comfortable since Mom's dental practice had been doing well, Charles was clearly Bill Gates rich, well, maybe not as rich but quite close.

I pressed my ear to the wood. “He’s perfect, honey,” Mrs. Hale said. “So bright. The teachers said he’s gifted.” Mr. Woodern chuckled. “Exactly what we need. Somebody to take over the company one day. Levi… well, he’s sweet, but let’s be honest. The boy can barely do his math homework without help, he's only fluent in English. No potential there. Plus he is…Slow.” My chest tightened, my hands trembling. I was their son first. Even before him. I was Adopted, yeah, but I’d been with them for three whole years.

"What about your stepbrother?" Gavin scoffed, "He's still the trophy child. He is working in the family business as the CEO I think, my step dad legally handed it over a year ago," "Oh, what about you?" "What about me?" "Don't you have a share of the family business? Aren't you legally his child too?" "I am but I'm kind of the black sheep of the family." Elena gaped at him, causing him to laugh. "I find that hard to believe, Gavin."

I nodded my head and teleported from there to bring at least one gift for both my kids for the first time. * "And there I thought you left again," Stephanie remarked when I returned with two gifts. I furrowed my eyes when she further spoke, "You should have told Louis that you’re leaving to get a gift for him because he is crying thinking you left." "But I didn’t. I mean, not in that way." "That kid doesn’t know that. Moana tried to tell him the same, but he is not ready to listen to anyone, thinking people around him are fooling him."