Chapter 23

"I never expected there would be such a genius child," one of the testers sighed while sitting in the returning car.

"Yeah, their family genes are truly strong," another tester responded, equally shocked. The car was filled with over a dozen testers, all focused on evaluating the children's potential.

"Too bad, though. They don't seem to plan on having the kids study more in advance."

"Tch, just look at their family conditions. Why would they make their kids miss out on a childhood?"

"Or maybe they don't need our recommendations and have their own teaching methods?"

"I envy them!"

"Are you envious of their family, or of the two kids?"

"Both. Forget the money for now! The eldest has an IQ of 145 and has controllable hyperthymesia. The second one's IQ is 143, and his physical coordination is outstanding! If I had sons like them, I'd be over the moon!" An older female tester's eyes were filled with jealousy.

"Come on, we all know what your son is like."

"…"

"The second one is definitely the best. He's going to make a lot of women fall for him in the future," a young woman said with a giggle, covering her mouth.

"True. The second one looks so charming," another female tester nodded.

"The eldest is fine too. He has controllable hyperthymesia!" a male tester immediately countered.

The male and female testers began to bicker about which child was better.

The conversation continued as they discussed the children.

As they were about to get off, a stern-faced administrator, clearly of higher rank, entered the scene:

"Alright, have you finished your discussions? Remember the rules. Don't speak carelessly when you get off the car."

"Understood, supervisor," the testers knew the rules well.

"Good. Xiao Chen, if anyone from the Jia family calls, you know what to do." The supervisor gave a quick command to a middle-aged man standing nearby.

"Yes!" The man immediately replied.

These testing agencies were eager to invest in children with obvious genius potential—they were sure-fire wins. But some families, with strong backgrounds and wealth, were out of their reach.

For these families, their agency could only offer some additional help, with no guaranteed opportunity. For now, they could only wait patiently. However, getting acquainted early was still beneficial, as their agency acted as a talent pool and headhunter, with many powerful forces seeking the talented individuals they discovered.

After the testers left, Zhen Fugui and his wife were grinning foolishly, watching their two grandsons play.

From the testing results, they never expected their grandsons to be so extraordinary. They were now preparing to move in together to stay close to their grandsons. Nothing was more important than being with them now.

Luckily, their house had enough rooms, and Zhen Fugui felt they had made the right decision.

Inside the bedroom.

"Nana, you need to be careful in the future!" Jia Fuhai teased Zhen Linna with a mischievous smile.

"Stop it! It's all your fault," Zhen Linna blushed as if thinking of something.

"Hai Ge, did you know about it earlier?" Zhen Linqi asked, her suspicious gaze fixed on Jia Fuhai, wondering why he always tried to avoid their son.

"I was just trying not to let the kids see," Jia Fuhai said unconvincingly, looking guilty.

"Mm~" Zhen Linqi continued to stare at him skeptically.

"Well, I'll go make dinner!" Jia Fuhai quickly made his escape, even though it was still afternoon.

Watching the grandsons play chess under their grandfather's watchful eye, Zhen Fugui nodded and left the room. His two grandsons' Chinese and English were already completed. The family taught them Chinese, while Zhen Linqi taught them English. Once the language lessons were over, they moved on to school subjects, which were taught by Qi Qi, who was always happy to do so.

When the sisters came out, they saw their father watching the children and didn't disturb them. One sat reading, preparing teaching materials for the children, while the other couldn't sit still and went to the kitchen.

"Checkmate."

"Knight move."

"Capture the rook."

Zhen Fugui sweated profusely as he watched his grandsons play chess, unable to understand their moves. He racked his brain but just couldn't make sense of it.

Meanwhile, Chen Lina, aware of her grandsons' high intelligence, knew she couldn't keep up with them, so she simply read a book and occasionally glanced at the boys.

"Old Bai, how do I play this?" Zhen Fugui pulled out his phone and asked for help from an old friend.

"Hey, Old Zhen, haven't seen you recently?" the old man Bai asked first, then looked at the chessboard through the phone screen.

"…"

Bai, in the park, watched the game intently. Though he wasn't a professional, he was one of the top players in the park, but the moves the boys made... It was unexpected. He couldn't even figure out the pattern of the game.

But when he saw their tiny hands on the chess pieces, he was taken aback.

"Old Zhen, are these your grandsons?" Bai asked, not understanding what he was seeing.

"How did you know they are my grandsons!?" Zhen Fugui exclaimed, shocked that Bai had figured it out.

"Wait, but I thought you didn't have sons..." Bai was confused.

"They're my daughter's! My daughter's!" Zhen Fugui snapped back, clearly proud. "What's wrong with not having a son?"

"That's right, they're your grandsons." Bai sighed, realizing his mistake.

Zhen Fugui proudly continued, "They're twins!"

Bai blinked, processing the information, then gave a thumbs up. "Not bad! A pair of twins!"

Zhen Fugui was delighted at the praise for his grandsons but quickly tried to change the subject, still focusing on their chess skills.

Zhen Fugui showed off his grandsons' chess abilities, seeking a worthy opponent for them. The boys impressed everyone with their intelligence and skill, leading to an amusing and surprising encounter with a professional player who couldn't keep up.