The Genius Novels & Stories

Jay said, “If you can answer one question correctly, I’ll help you.” Angeline then looked at the ten questions seriously. Except for the last question, the other questions were way too difficult. Angeline whined, “Whoever came up with these questions must be a lunatic. How otherwise could it be difficult for even a genius like me? As the saying goes, there’s a fine line between a genius and a mad man. A genius and a lunatic are clearly people of two worlds– “

Gabriella whispered while wiping the sauce that stained the corners of her son's lips. "Three years old," Cayden gave the more complete answer. A second later, ignoring Mr. Hunt's amazed expression, he devoured the spaghetti that had been stuck at the fork. Meanwhile, the old man sighed in disbelief. "Three years old? How can a child this young be so articulate?” "That's because Cayden Evans is a genius toddler, Dad," Greta explained while adding potato slices to her parent's plate. "Genius?" Hearing the grandfather's doubts, Julian spontaneously nodded. “Both of his parents have high IQs. It's not surprising that Cayden is also a genius. At such a young age, he can even recognize all the le

he stated. “Look?" I questioned, carrying a plate of meat to the back porch. “Yes. They only look clean. Not even the IRS would think to audit this guy. But they are a bunch of stupid pencil pushers. Whereas I am a brilliant mad genius werewolf,” he said. I could hear him holding back an evil cackle when he called himself a made genius.

“Ugh, wild as usual. Professor, does your genius brain turn into a perverted brain at night?” “Nope. Genius is not just about getting first place in class and being number one at university. You can also be a genius in bed.” “Aww... Don't kiss me there. It will leave marks that are difficult to remove.” "You are mine. I'm free to mark you wherever I please." “Your stalkers are probably out there spying on you with binoculars. Don't they sometimes do reckless things just for a piece of information about you?” “Who told you about that?”

Before this, she had always thought that she was smart until she met the Kyles. Jayden, Julien and Levi were all very brilliant. After spending quite some time with them, Silvia even doubted if she could still live like a normal person. "Sister Silvia, Julien is a child genius and a fast learner too. I'm sure that there aren't many in this world who would have a higher IQ than him, so let's just not compare ourselves to him." At one glance, the very sensible Levi saw right through Silvia and then thoughtfully comforted her.

The mother of Luke who was a famous firm lawyer defended her son. “Yes, madam. It is correct.” Mr. Helsinki was the headmaster professor of the genius club. He was in-charged of the special students and was also a nerd but he was the smartest teacher in the school. The genius club had a special contract from the rest of the kids there as every output they make would greatly benefit the school. Their brains were the school’s pride. The opposition parents smirked mockingly. “But these geniuses bullied our sons!” Margaret stood up and sounded angrier.

"Is she really that amazing? Is she better than the Short family?" Joel drank from his tea. "The Short family you mentioned looks down on ordinary folks. Dr. Genius is different. She treats everyone equally and asks for reasonable payment no matter the illness." Cyrus wasn't impressed. "That's all?" Joel shook his head. "Cyrus, you're like me from three months ago. How naïve!" Joel had found Dr. Genius intimidating at first sight due to her strikingly beautiful appearance. He had thought of her as merely a student who hadn't graduated from vocational school.

It's more like I'm something extraordinary, rare, an exception. I don't like that. "Scarlett Davis, isn't it?" A middle-aged man stops in front of me, also stretching out his hand to greet me. I recognize him, he is very important to the branch. His IQ is said to be 146 - he is a true genius, not someone like me. "Congratulations, you're amazing... I've never seen anyone solve problems so quickly... let alone so many in a row." "Oh, imagine..." I say, suddenly bashful, looking away as I feel him rub his thumb over my hand lightly. This simple contact causes me sudden discomfort.

Aiden interrupted. “God, Adam. Does she even know what brainchild means,” Neomi smirked, rolling her eyes. I held my fork tightly, afraid I might hit her with it like a dart. I aimed for a bullseye. Teddy laughed briefly. “Don’t belittle Jessamine, Neomi. She’s a genius, too.” “My siblings are the geniuses, Mr. Knight, not me,” I corrected, pressing my lips again, not wanting to add that I was the defect in my parents’ children.

I had refused all interviews to avoid trouble, so most people only knew my surname—Summer—and that I was the Science Academy's mysterious young genius. Sabrina mocked me in every way she could, and Jared didn't lift a finger to stop her. Instead, he nodded. "Do as she says and wait outside. I'm about to meet Professor Summer and present my theory. If she sees my potential, I could be granted an exceptional spot at the Science Academy." I gave a faint, knowing smile. "Professor Summer?" Sabrina looked at me with utter disdain, clearly thinking I didn't know someone so famous. "Professor Summer is a genius in the research community! If she recognizes your abilities, you could skyrocket to the