My Younger Sister Was A Genius Mga Nobela at Kwento

Jenson said, “We found out about this way too late. Actually, Daddy and Mommy realized that her IQ is much higher than that of ordinary people just after she was born.” Baby Robbie walked over and sat down on the sofa. He returned to his senses after some time. “Is our sister gifted?” Jens said, “If you can capture the person who has been secretly fetching her to school and back home every day, we might be able to find out the truth about this.”

Lucien confidently said which snapped Eva out of her daze. A smile graced Eva's face when she heard him. “Of course, I trust my genius. You are very smart and it's because you took after your older sister who is a scholar and prodigy.” Eva boasted in a proud voice. Lucien smirks at how his older sister is being narcissist and sarcastic. "Even though you're a prodigy like you claim, you're still not smart and slow-witted.” He retorted. “You……. This isn't a way to speak to me. Your older sister!!” Eva yelled over the phone when she heard him.

Gena defended. Gemma looked at her sister with pride. No one would believe that she hadn't stepped foot in a learning institution. “Gena Throne, you are a smart young woman.” Gemma said with pride. “You are my sister. We have the same brain” Gena said with equal pride. Gemma smiled as she engulfed her sister in a hug one more time as she looked over Gena's shoulder and mouthed “You did a good job mom” to Alison, who immediately burst into tears.

She asked me, rubbing her eyes. "A water prank at the front door. Let's get her all shocked," I chimed and she narrowed her eyes at me shaking her head in disapproval. "You call that mischievous move aside, let the queen of schemes come through," she declared and a new light of admiration glowed in my eyes. My sister was super smart. She did crazy things but hid them under her aloof personality. In amusement, I held her hand bowing to her as she got down from her bed.

“Luckily, her mom had an amazing green thumb that was able to combat short periods of time with my black one.” AJ laughed. For the first time in weeks, no months, he could feel himself smiling. He had forgotten how good it felt just to laugh. “Do any of your siblings suffer from this curse?” AJ asked. “I’m the only one,” she admitted. “My younger sister has no plant-killing abilities that I’m aware of.” “So, you have a younger sister? Are the two of you close?” AJ loved that he was getting to know her. He was attracted to her body, but the longer they spoke, the more he wanted to know what was going on inside her mind.

“I’m the weakest brain among our siblings, dad!” It may not be obvious, but I am the stupidest person among my siblings. My older brother Roel was able to work in the contact center because he was good at English, my sister Liza was with honors in high school, my older brother Manuel was best in mathematics and science, and my youngest siblings were top students in their respective classes. “Don’t let the candle burn your courage, son. I’m sure you can do it, right? Isn’t it you who will lift us out of poverty?”

She's the older sister everyone wishes to have, the kind of older sister who plays the role of a mother and has it in her nature to nurture everyone and take on the responsibility of being the head of the house. My youngest brother, Msizi, on the other hand was a pain in the neck for me. He wasn’t much of the troublemaker that Jabulani was but he and I simply didn’t get along. He’s an aspiring rapper who thinks that fame comes easy and it’s all about girls and money.

So that’s what this is. My sister and brother had always been my parents’ favorites—but intellectually, they couldn’t even match half of me. And Ethan… When we were kids, he loved that about me. “Super-brain,” he’d call me, bragging to everyone about his genius girlfriend. But over time, admiration turned into resentment. “You’re always in books!” “Can’t you be sexy like your sister?” “Everyone thinks I’m riding off my girlfriend’s brain—it’s embarrassing!” None of it mattered, no matter how much I reassured him. How much I loved him.

Not only had she lost a future that once shone brightly for her, but she had also severed every last chance that could've saved her. Emma let out a desperate scream before collapsing onto the ground. I straightened up, took out a wet wipe, and calmly wiped my hands. "I don't know this lunatic. Get her out of here. Don't dirty the place." A few days later, in the VIP lounge of an international flight bound for New Liberty, a top domestic financial news channel was conducting an exclusive interview with me. Under the studio lights, the reporter looked at me with obvious admiration. "Mr. Gardner, as the youngest tech mogul in the nation, you've achieved remarkable success in just a few years. D

with others thing than I am. So I had to turn to my older sister for help. This was not something I particularly liked, since the relationship I have with my whole family is somewhat complicated, and my sister is no exception. We used to be close when we were young, but when she gave up everything and left it all to me, things changed, since in a way I began to hate her for leaving all her duties to me. My older sister, Aneliss Meyer, in my eyes is the most irresponsible person ever. But even though she is irresponsible, she is good at communicating with others, so I hope she can help me solve this whole problem.