Surviving As A Genius On Borrowed Time Novel Novels & Stories

Noticing where my attention lingered, a classmate leaned in and said, "Aaron's grades were already slipping before, and after taking time off, his SAT score could only get him into a regular university. It's such a waste. He used to be the top student, a real genius." In my previous life, he had a guaranteed spot at Quinver University and a future that couldn't have been brighter. But in this life, he chose Lily, throwing it all away without hesitation. I couldn't help but wonder where this path would lead him. As the class reunion wound down, I stepped outside the dining hall for some fresh air. Aaron followed me out. "I'm broke, Larissa. Could you lend me some money?" he asked. I let out a

[This time around, you can spend your life in an academic hellhole, Kayla, while I enjoy having more money than I could ever spend without having to lift a finger. I stared blankly at Clarissa, only to realize she hadn't spoken at all. It finally hit me that I'd been reborn. I'd gone back in time to the day I was adopted—and somehow, I could hear Clarissa's thoughts. In my previous life, Clarissa and I had been adopted at the same time. She didn't hesitate to choose the Newmans, a famous couple from a prestigious and well-off family, known for their scientific accomplishments. She shoved me toward Susan Howard, an impoverished divorcee instead.

On senior picture day, the fall of our last year of high school, I did what I always did and stood next to Lena, the girl I'd grown up with. One of our classmates started in on us. "Come on, let the little married couple stand together!" I'd heard it a hundred times, but the secret I was keeping still put color in my face. Lena didn't say anything. Then the photographer counted down, everybody yelled "Cheese," and I heard her voice next to me, low and flat with irritation. "This is exhausting. Can you give me some space?" It was her. I was born with weak vision, so my hearing has always been sharper than most people's. I know what I heard. The second the shutter clicked, she turned

The book title was "Art of Medicine" Naomi didn't have any skills when it comes to medicine but when she remembered the protagonist of a novel she had read before, she was full of expectation towards the book. The novel was about a lady, the protagonist, being an unparalleled genius in the field of medicine. She was praised for her skills in medicine but something unexpected happened. She transmigrated in another world and the glory she had in the field of medicine was gone in an instant. She became a daughter of a wealthy family who is known to be useless. It was fortunate for her that the skills she had in medicine was still embedded in her mind that she was able to use it to her advantage

I found my math textbook, the one I had left open on my desk because I had been stuck on the same problem for a long time, staring back at me. I sighed and reached for it, about to close it. "I will try to solve you tomorrow. I have bigger problems to figure out now." Like how I cannot stop thinking about Boston's most notorious crime figure. My hand stopped over the page. I blinked. The problem was solved, but not in my handwriting. All the problems on the page were solved. Every single one. How did he …? "Are you calling me dumb?" Yes, I did but Daniel was not dumb. Based on this page alone, he was closer to being a math genius.

And that day I just came back home after getting the book as suddenly I started getting bored with the place, and so I just came home only to soon start reading the book after having food and surprisingly it was a book about a girl who suddenly gets genius after she gets a book and I found the book quite exciting as well as amazing That's why I just decided to keep it with me and continue reading it until it gets over and as decided I also started reading the book but after sometimes I came to know about the fact that the incidents which are written in the book is coming into reality which is happening to me in real life which really started scaring me as soon according to the story I came t

"David was always a cunning man when I was about to get married to him I knew it, but I didn't care because I'm equally as greedy but someone like you wouldn't know that, you're too prim and perfect." "You still haven't gotten to the main point." "He coveted the position of General manager of Lith Design and museum industries but had to step down because it's a rigged position, the owner believes in family love and union, he's solely responsible for deciding who gets the position, and so David decided to pay a random nobody, went to a hospital picked a surrogate that was hungry for money like he believes all women are, and then reapplied for the position." Lulu's eyes widened. "Why?" Rose sm

“I know. I just… sometimes I wonder how I’m going to keep this up for twelve months.” “You will.” He leaned forward slightly. “Because your brother’s future depends on it. And my inheritance depends on it. We both have stakes.” Lina met his eyes. “Stakes. Right.” The evening passed quietly. They ate dinner with minimal conversation. Adrian reviewed documents while Lina sat nearby, pretending to read a book from the shelf. Later, as she headed to her room, her phone vibrated once in her pocket. She checked it quickly when Adrian wasn’t looking.

Perhaps it was not a good idea to collect them, although they can be useful to level up my observation skill. What would happen if I tried to use the ability multiple times on the same item? No, I don't think it's convenient. I don't really feel tired when I use my observation skill, but it takes time and concentration. Considering my current situation, I believe that my most precious asset is time. Who knows what kind of dangers lurk, until they come to rescue me, I should avoid taking unnecessary risks. Will I be rescued? Is someone even aware that i'm here? I pause to shake off the uncomfortable feeling.

“Time reveals a person’s true character. “One day you will help manage the family’s assets. There is nothing wrong with being extra cautious about a new family member.” So Derrick postponed it. Another six months. Then another. Another. The test that had originally been planned for one month eventually stretched into three years. When he handed me that bank card, he genuinely believed he was being generous. There was far more money on that card than I could have earned through three years of exhausting work. It was enough to make up for all the medicine he had thrown away, and it was enough for me to live comfortably for the rest of my life. He had even planned out my future.