Smartstudents Stories

When three high-school science students uncover a forgotten coil in a museum basement, they unknowingly activate Nikola Tesla's last unfinished experiment - a device designed to tune the frequency of reality itself. A single spark pulls them across time to 1899 Colorado Springs, where Tesla's true work is just beginning. As they navigate his secret lab, decode his missing blueprints, and face the consequences of altering resonance between worlds, they realize history isn't fixed - it's vibrating. But someone else knows they've crossed the line of time... and they'll do anything to silence the frequency forever. A scientifically grounded historical mystery inspired by real Tesla experiments - where electricity meets destiny.

May German lives and breathes perfection. Her final year at ADTIAS Namibia is meticulously planned: excel flawlessly in her demanding Spatial Planning course, impress her brilliant lecturer, Dr. Opomanga , and claim the highly coveted Star Student Award. May's focus is a laser beam aimed at success, leaving absolutely no room for distraction. Then, she quite literally collides with Landon Sebastian. He is the new German exchange student -tall, arrogant, and possessing a stunning, brooding intensity. He treats May with utter disdain after nearly knocking her over, yet his sea-glass eyes and impossibly captivating voice instantly shatter her composure. May, the girl who never gets flustered, finds herself speechless, breathless, and consumed by confusion. The distraction turns into a disaster when Landon walks into her Advanced Spatial Planning class and is revealed to be her ultimate competition. He is a brilliant student from a prestigious university, and he is here with one goal: to win the same international academic award May has sacrificed everything for. Now, May must fight a battle on two fronts: maintain her dominance against her most formidable rival while fighting the traitorous pull of her own heart. Landon Sebastian is threatening to derail her entire future but what if the greatest prize isn't the award, but the arrogant, attractive man standing in her way?