Short Nerd Novels & Stories

She smiled weirdly as she spoke like she was spat out of a nineties book. "I just thought of how much of a nerd you always have been" "How dare you!"

"Yeah, Lia is indeed famous. Why?" Joey giggled as his grip on his phone tightened. "You see, I really like her." I looked at him more clearly, and I saw how genuine his smile and every word he said was. "T-This might l-look obvious, b-but I was a nerd back in middle school." My forehead creased. What does Joey mean by obvious? It's not even evident with how vibrant he looks now. Although I don't judge nerds since I am one of them, I thought they were all gloomy like me. So there's still someone as bright and adorable as Joey.

She said and he looked with her with a raised brow. Isn't it what nerd means? Thea realised what she said and clicked her tongue. "I mean I am not a complete nerd." She said in her self defense. "I like other things to." She said. "Sure. Give me few examples of the other thing which you like to do?" He asked in a mocking way. "I like to spend my time with grandma, water the plants, feed stray animals and-" "Great" Ethan couldn't help but scoff. "Let's go now. The class will start in few minutes." He said and she nodded her head.

Emma Cole, a nerd in high school and untouched all throughout her life at a community college, was abandoned by her birth parents and grew up in foster care homes all around New York. Whenever her name was mentioned, the people who knew her laughed and called her foul names, since she looked like the female version of Steve Urkel and was easy to pick on and belittle. She had no sense of style. All she wore were big dresses that hid her tiny figure underneath and glasses which didn't do her eyes any justice. She owned one bag-- a beat-up leather she received as a gift from a spelling bee contest her freshman year in high school.

This guy probably still lived with his mom and drank chocolate milk with his lunch. Tom knew about computers, but not much else. "Teddy's an old friend of mine who does good work," I said, clapping him on the shoulder just a little harder than absolutely necessary. "Don't worry about it. See ya' later, pal." Tom nodded and retreated back to his cubicle, wincing and rubbing his thin shoulder. He probably weighed about a hundred pounds soaking wet, and carried around an inhaler for his asthma. In my day they would have called him a nerd. I didn't know what the modern term was for it.

He sounds like an actor on stage playing a lovesick role in some play and I crack up. “Ever tried theatre?” I ask once I’m done laughing. “Why? Am I any good?” “You’re perfect.” “Theatre is for nerds like you.” “Blah blah says the boy who came top of the class.” “A nerd is socially inept and boring. Does that sound like me?” “Does that sound like someone who would get up on stage and captivate hundreds of people?” “Okay, maybe not boring. Perhaps nerd is the wrong word for it.” “What classifies as boring, anyway? Is it a crime to have different interests?”

"What I mean is that it is commendable." I swallow the question bubbling in my heart; it did not matter if he found me sexy, and I did not need a reason to ask, so I pull the Velcro and snap it on. "I am a nerd through and through, have always been a nerd, and will always be a nerd," I add. "I think that is a good idea." I nod in agreement, and once again, the awkward silence is haunting us. "Why don't we get started?" "I don't know how to play."

Asshole: nerd? Asshole: nerrdddd ?? Asshole: answer me Then Maggie texts me. Maggie: hey it's zeke, ANSWER ME. Oh, this boy.

¨ he says while wrapping one arm around her shoulders giving Jessica a side hug. ¨I appreciate that, thanks Nick! I am really happy that I have met you!¨ She then admits. ¨Yeah me too Jess! i might look like one of the popular guys but sometimes i feel l;ike i don't fit in with some people to their surprise, i'm a bit of a nerd you know, i like gadgets and stuff like that so having being the nerd with beach boy looks confuses people, specially girls, first they like to be with me and the moment they see my nerdy side they almost can not believe their eyes and run away with lost of excuses, well anyways that's what happened at my highschool before so that is why i was not 100%

He murmurs and shakes his head. "If you want to be technical about it, a nerd is an unattractive, socially awkward, annoying, undesirable, and/or boring person." His hand tightens on my leg, "You're not boring, annoying or socially awkward. You are definitely not undesirable. And the fucking opposite of unattractive." I shrug, I don't think I'm ugly, but I'm not stunning.