The Unstoppable Myriad
iThinkkiwi
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  • Reads 494
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 5m
iThinkkiwi
Ongoing, First published Feb 10, 2014
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Bradley and Burt are twins. They spend every morning gelling their hair, eating bowls of cereal, brewing two teacups of routined black coffee, and playing sudoku.

Bradley has never finished a piece slower than his younger brother. Hell, he's always done two in the time Burt completes one.

And here comes the day when Burt figures out the numbers before his overzealous brother.

“I'm a misunderstood genius."
"What's misunderstood?"
"Nobody thinks I'm a genius.” 
― Bill Watterson

/// Non-teen fiction #402 ///

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