Rebirth of England.

Chapter 623 Genius
"I want to tell you something..."

Yulia clung to Barron's side, resting her head on the man's strong arms, and spoke softly.

"whats the matter?"

Barron could hear a hint of caution in her tone, which was rare after the two of them had a closer relationship, so he couldn't help but take it more seriously.

"It's about Rami, he..."

As Yulia Moore spoke, Barron became more and more interested in the boy's story.

Rami was one of the orphans adopted by Barron through the Devonshire Charity Foundation at the International School in Colo.

He also has a younger sister named Ravi. Both siblings were born in Palestine and later adopted in Lebanon.

Because Rami was extremely smart and had excellent academic performance, he and five other people were selected as the first group to be sponsored by Barron to study in London. What made Rami special was that Barron had promised him that if he could maintain his top grades among all the students, he would allow him to come to England with his sister Ravi, and Rami eventually did it.

Perhaps because she was not prepared to have children due to physical reasons, Julia Moore was very concerned about the orphans who came to England, and she often visited them on behalf of Barron. She took special care of the siblings, Rami and Ravi, because they were particularly well-behaved and Ravi was very cute, so Julia Moore took special care of them, just like their elders.

Yulia told Barron that now that Rami had taught himself university courses, he hoped to do something for Barron...

This still surprised Barron.

"Is he really that talented?"

"Yes, I talked to his teachers. According to them, Rami is the smartest and most hardworking child they have ever seen. With the knowledge he has now, he is no less than a college student and may even be able to obtain a college diploma."

You know, Rami is only 16 years old now...

In his previous life, Barron had also heard that in some Chinese universities, there were so-called "junior classes", which contained students who could be called "geniuses", many of whom had started university courses at the age of fifteen or sixteen.

But those children have all received systematic education since childhood.

Rami had a rough childhood. He only had three or four years of primary education when his parents were still alive. After becoming an orphan, it was naturally impossible for him to go to school.

In other words, he was adopted and entered the International School in Kolo at the age of 12. In the four years since then, he has completed junior high school, high school, and even university courses...

This fully demonstrates that not only is he very hardworking, but his IQ and learning ability are also far superior to ordinary people!

"If that's the case, then I will definitely support him to continue his studies. There's no need for him to rush to work for me. After all, he's only 16 years old now..."

"I told him that, but he didn't tell me much. He just kept asking me to pass on this idea to you..."

It seems that there must be some other inside information that Rami is unwilling to tell others. Barron pondered for a moment and said to Yulia:

"How about this, let him come to see me tomorrow and I'll have a good talk with him."

"OK……"

Yulia smiled and turned to Barron and said, "Although Rami is a very smart child, even a genius, he is only 16 years old after all. I still hope he can stay in school. I will continue to try to persuade him, but I will also respect his ideas."

It seems that Yulia really cares about these children.

……

"Hello, Your Highness the Duke."

The next day, Barron took the time to meet Rami. If he didn't know his academic performance, Rami in front of him seemed to be a very introverted boy.

"Don't be nervous, Rami..."

Barron said gently to Rami:

"I have been following you and am very happy to know that you are doing well in your studies."

"Thank you, Your Highness, for providing us with these conditions. I am very grateful."

Although he appeared a little introverted and shy, when he met the boy's eyes, Barron could feel that the other's eyes were very clear.

"I heard that you have mastered the university courses and hope to work for me? Is that right?"

"Yes, Your Highness, I hope to work for you."

Hearing the boy's firm words, Barron smiled:
"why?"

"Because you helped me and my sister, I hope to repay you."

Barron patted the boy's shoulder and said softly:
"I'm glad you think so, Rami, but you're only 16 now. I don't want to hire child labor, and I think you should continue to study. If you really want to help me, you should understand that if you rush to work for me now, you will only be equivalent to an ordinary college graduate. In fact, there are many such people. But with your intelligence and potential, if you can continue to study, you can provide me with greater help in the future. This is what I hope for, do you understand?"

"I...I understand, Your Highness..."

Rami lowered his head slightly, bit his lips lightly after saying this, and looked up at Barron and said:

"But I can continue to study and help you with some things, because I think studying is not that difficult for me. I mean, besides studying, I can still have some time to do something..."

"I spoke to your teachers earlier today, Rami. I know that your grades are generally good, and you are particularly good in math, physics, and chemistry, but you seem to be a little withdrawn and don't interact with other students."

"That's because...those people don't welcome me very much."

Barron can understand this point. Many people say that there is racial discrimination in the United States, but in fact, the United States is an immigrant country. So there is definitely racial discrimination, but in this regard, Europe can be said to be more stubborn - especially after the increase in immigration.

This kind of thing is not uncommon in school, and because Rami has a very strong learning ability, he is younger than his classmates, which makes him more vulnerable to exclusion and bullying.

Because of Barron's relationship - he has taken special care of those schools and will take care of the children he sponsors, so the kind of "bullying" will definitely not be directed at these children, at least not openly, but alienation or verbal hostility cannot be avoided.

(End of this chapter)