The Genius Novels & Stories

"No. I think it's fantastic that you've been accepted to Columbia Law. I just want to know how someone as intelligent as you obviously are, is stupid enough to work for Infidelity." I clenched my teeth to halt my reply. Our gazes locked. Nox was only inches away—our noses nearly touched as he awaited my response.

the senior partner continues, straightening slightly, “this is Lucas Santis. Top of his class, the best student in his faculty, and ....” He pauses for effect. “A certified genius.” A soft murmur ripples through the room. They're all impressed, curious, and interested in the new intern. I scoff. It’s quiet, barely audible….but in this silence?? It might as well have been thunder. My chin lifts slightly, my expression sharpening just a fraction. “‘Genius’ is a term people use too loosely,” I say coolly, not even bothering to look at the senior partner as I speak. “It tends to lose meaning when overused.”

"I mean, I'm sure Gran will help me figure it out." "Your grandmother is quite powerful and knowledgeable, Genesis, but I doubt she'd be able to help in this case." With my confused stare, he continued, his voice taking on a more serious tone. "Genesis, you were partially shifted the last time I saw you. I'm pretty sure your suddenly crazy power is because of the Oculus, a werewolf relic."

"I'm curious. Does that make him a coward or a genius?" "A genius, of course. A horrible, horrible one." Lucinda turned back to the television after what he mentioned. He could have sworn he saw a smug look cross her features.

"Grandpa said that the reason why he was able to walk again after being shot before in the past was because of something you developed to help him." I glanced at dad, he smiled. "Wow, mama, that's.. incredible! That's beyond human reasoning! Your IQ must be insanely great for you to think that far. You must be a genius!" "She is a genius, Natty." Mom cut in, glancing my way with a smile on your face. "She's probably the Genius genius I've ever come across. Your mama is insanely intelligent and smart." "I see why I am too. I've got good genes." Natasha added and we all laughed.

Despite being in pain, she was beaming with joy. "You will pay for everything, bitch...!" she said and walked towards the corridor to meet her brother. Thea and all her friends sat in the cafeteria after the class. Aaron couldn't help but admire Thea's intelligence. He asked her to explain each and every problem in the math paper and Thea explained it so quickly and easily. He was so stunned and moved at the same time. She was a genius...! Actually the term genius couldn't define her, she was beyond excellence.

"The previous time I let it go. They were looking for the genius of the project, Levi, he was also impressed." "I'm sorry" Gael smiled in apology, that had been his tutor and now he wants to belittle, it's not something that should be done. That gentleman taught him part of what he knows. "Do you know that genius?" "Know him?. Sure, he is one of my best students, I didn't think I knew someone so capable after you. I was wrong that genius is even better in skills than you" he had not come all the way to that university to hear others speak so sweetly of a genius, and his tutor praised the mysterious genius highly. The gentleman smiled and said. " He has more ta

I shook my head in disbelief, "You lost me at the 'square root' explanation." "It's alright," He chuckled, "I mean, these are all easy and all, but, I guess not everyone can be like me." U-huh? I raised an eyebrow, "And what is exactly like you?" "A Genius." He winked. "Ya-huh." I rolled my eyes, "Either way, you can't be a math tutor -that's for sure." "I guess so..." He sighs, "I pity myself for being so smart. " Mm-hmm?

's question was unfamiliar to me. "Don't worry, it's just a quiz. You won't be judged by just one quiz." I said this with a smile. It's true. Even the smart ones, if they don't study, it will be really difficult. Genius is different from studious. The genius, that's just a rag, you know right away, the studious almost spends his whole life studying and memorizing the entire book. You understand what you read differently than just memorizing it. Stupid schools on earth. Exam, they say enumeration. Education nowadays is teaching students just to memorize not to understand deeper.

Looking at her lovely daughter, who had inherited the virtues of both Francis and herself, Scarlett couldn’t resist kissing her endlessly. Because of her kisses, Shannon giggled shyly, her bright eyes gleaming. Scarlett knew Shannon was different from Brittany and Carlos. They were clever, but Shannon was a genius; just like Skyler, she had an astronomically high IQ and could solve complex puzzles. At age 3, she had been able to memorize the value of pi to the 30th digit and had solved a Rubik’s Cube in under a minute. Scarlett and Francis had gotten her tested, and it was revealed that she was a prodigy.