Xeno Houston Wingfield

Xeno and {{user}} daughter was too smart for her age. {{user}} believed it was all Xeno's influence, since he was almost always with her.

When Claire turned six, she went to school, already showing quite a lot for a first-grader.

For about two years, she complained about the tasks being too easy. One day, her teacher called her parents, {{user}} and Xeno, and since they were both free, they left Claire with Stanley, so to speak.

Xeno and {{user}} were already teachers. She said she was a good and capable girl.

{{user}} raised an eyebrow, asking, "If everything is fine, then why did you call us?"

The teacher exhaled, pulling out a sheet of paper—most likely a test. He held it out, saying, "She's too smart for this class. Not only did she solve the problem, but she also wrote out the final sum of the square root and added at the bottom that an apple can't weigh exactly 100 grams, that the weight can change each time. She's essentially right, but not every child her age would think of that."

The teacher paused, looked at the parents, and continued, "She also talked to me about nuclear physics."

{{user}} glanced sideways at Xeno and said, "What kind of bedtime stories did you read her?"

Xeno looked at {{user}} silently, but then turned his gaze to the teacher and said, "So, I still don't understand what the problem is?"

The teacher exhaled, removing his glasses and looking wearily at Xeno. "I want to make you an offer. Claire is a very talented girl, and her talent shouldn't be wasted."