Naruto Fanfiction Smart Naruto Novels & Stories

Unexpectedly, Nara's expression suddenly became calm. “Mrs. Fanny, don't worry about me. I've known them since I was young, we're not childhood sweethearts, but we're old acquaintances. How could they possibly bully me?” Mrs. Fanny was also a wise person. When she heard Nara's words, she immediately chimed in, “Miss, you are kind-hearted and don't like to quarrel with others. I’m really not sure if they will bully you or not…” “Mrs. Fanny!” Nara immediately scolded, “Stop it! Just go and eat!”

Usually, his job is just shouting, refusing, and glaring. But... After this, we play it. Ah, what did Nara mean? After thinking what the actual words meant, finally, the gnats just grinned. His mind misunderstood again, he smiled happily, "My girl is getting cute." *** See you next part :)

I, Gianna Johnston, am born into a family of prodigies. My dad, Henry Johnston, is a computer science professor from Hafford University. My mom, Naomi Liddell, is a medical professor at Starvard University. And my brother, George Johnston, is an international math olympiad champion. Meanwhile, I'm barely passing my math classes at school. George gets so mad at me that he immediately writes down three full sets of math exam questions and exclaims, "You're so dumb that you're nothing but an embarrassment to Mom and Dad and me! "Don't you even think about leaving the house and embarrassing us again without completing all these math questions!" Mom then forces a few pills straight down my t

Typical Alpha’s daughter , spoiled brat . Nari is a fast learner and even though I know she's tired she never complains or stops . I can't help but admire Nari , she is tall and slim with a more athletic figure . How the tip of her tongue sticks out just a tiny bit when she is concentrating on something . Nari stops and bows her head as my brother's scent hits me. I don't know why but her submitting to anyone makes me angry . I step forward and with my right index finger I lift her chin and then cross my arms over my chest . She looks confused. I

he said, leaning closer, “and I can be even smarter. I will make sure you never feel alone. Ever.” The certainty in his voice made my chest ache in a good way, and I held him a little tighter. “I will try not to feel alone either, buddy. I promise.” He hummed, thoughtful, then muttered, “Maybe I should get a notebook, write down all the smart stuff I notice.” I laughed, shaking my head. “You probably should. You might end up teaching me a few things.” He smiled, proud of himself, and snuggled closer against my side. “I will. Because I am smart like that.”

He smirks. Someone thinks they're smart but I'll show them I'm not someone to be messed with.

She gazed up at me. “I am not a kid, this is the basic, and I don’t have a low IQ as you, neither am I stupid.” I got up and placed the first aid kit back where it belonged. “Did you indirectly say I am stupid with a low IQ?” Ivana knitted her brows, her lips curled up and her blue eyes glared at me. “You should be aware of that already.” I brushed past her, heading back to the living room and she followed me. “I am not stupid, I am smarter than you are.”

he told the Ninja. "I know the risk Master," the Ninja said. "But she can not escape, she is too weak to do that." "And she is no ordinary person, she is Phoenix she may look weak and miserable in your eyes but believe me, she is smarter than you just give her a knife and you will see what she is capable of doing with her hands. Be careful," he said. "And make no mistake." he added in a low voice. The Ninja nodded his head and was gone in a blink of an eye. "Get up," he said to the remaining Ninja who quickly stood up to his feet.

Davina and Naina exchanged startled glances but chose not to press her, continuing their discussion instead. Davina leaned back, her tone thoughtful. “Damon’s the smartest person I’ve ever met. And that counts for something, Naina. I’ve interacted with innumerable talents these past few years, but never anyone like him. The way his brain works…” She paused, noticing the teasing glint in Naina’s eyes, and glared. Naina smirked.

"And there it is. If she doesn’t care, then it shouldn’t matter to you. I was a fool before, but I see it now; how much she’s changed you. You’re better, far from how you used to be, and you can be way more if you want to. We both know you can be. You’re still young and I mean, you’re practically a genius." I lift my head at his words and laugh. "No, I’m not." "Let’s not lie now. We both know you are." "I’m not." "Dude, you are. You’re one of the smartest—if not the smartest—guys I know. Do you think I wouldn’t notice? I’m not a fool, Felix. Even when you try to hide that part of you, you just can’t help yourself. Do I need to remind you how many times you just took my homework and had my an