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The Unseen Genius: A Family\'s Ruin

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 602    |    Released on: 25/06/2025

poken tension. My father read the Wall Street Journal, ignoring everyone. Gabrielle hover

itchen, a triumphant smile on her face. She placed

rine sweetness. It was a pathetic attempt at an apology, a cheap g

, Gabrielle suddenly s

ching a brownie from his hand. "Mom, are there wa

. "Oh, my god, you're right! Gabrielle, thank y

od catch, Gabrielle. We can' t ha

ief and admiration for her vigilance.

years of being ignored, of my n

n the table. The sharp c

ng. "You know this! I ended up in the ER in middle

ney, that was so long ago. You' re being d

remember his walnut allergy every single day, but yo

nger. "Stop making a scene, Ethan.

n, I'm so sorry, I..." He took a step toward me, then stumbled dramatically, crying out as

ily' s attention swiveled f

my moth

y father roared, standing up so fast

You' re just jealous because we care about Caleb' s health!" She turned to my parents. "

sgust. They didn't see the lie. They never did. They only saw w

a low growl. "Apologize

Gabrielle' s arm, a tiny, triumphant smirk on his l

emotion. It was a cold, formal statement, an

is was averted. The family harm

ime pie away. I ha

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The Unseen Genius: A Family\'s Ruin
The Unseen Genius: A Family\'s Ruin
“I finally won. First place in the state math decathlon, the key to the gaming PC my family promised. But when I walked through the door, my savings were gone, spent on ridiculously expensive lacrosse gear for my adoptive brother, Caleb, who was expertly faking devastation over a lost game. My father scoffed, calling my victory "showing off" and my computer "stupid," while my mother and sister rallied around Caleb, reminding me of "the rule" – I was never to outshine him. Then, at dinner, they ignored my severe dairy allergy while meticulously catering to Caleb's, leading to him faking a fall and accusing me, prompting my family to unite against me, forcing a hollow apology, and culminating in my sister throwing my backpack out the front door, effectively banishing me. It was clear: in their eyes, I was merely a guest, a problem to be managed, and my achievements were just an inconvenient truth. But as I walked away into the night, a quiet resolve solidified: they wanted a failure, and I would give them one – on their terms – while secretly building an empire they knew nothing about.”
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