Genius Baby: My Secret Hacker Son & The Billionaire's Lost Bride
Five years ago, Evelyn Shen was drugged, framed, and driven out of the country she called home — by the people she trusted most, on the worst night of her life.
She didn't break. She rebuilt.
Now she's back: sharper, colder, and carrying enough power to dismantle everything they built in her absence. She didn't come back for closure. She came back for the account.
But Evelyn didn't return alone.
Beside her is Leo — five years old, IQ unmeasurable by standard metrics, and deeply unimpressed by most things, including authority, social convention, and firewalls. When he accidentally walks into a man at the airport and recognises something unsettling in the stranger's face, Leo does what Leo always does when presented with a problem: he investigates.
Methodically. Quietly. By hacking into the man's billion-dollar corporate mainframe.
He meant it as a diagnostic. A soft knock.
Alexander Sterling — CEO of the Sterling Empire, architect of more corporate collapses than most people have had bad days — experiences it as a declaration of war.
He locks down the city's most prestigious hotel. He traces the breach. He kicks in the door expecting a ghost in the machine.
What he finds instead is a woman he last saw five years ago, standing very still, and a five-year-old in miniature glasses holding a juice box, who looks back at him with his own eyes.
"Your security architecture is inefficient," Leo says. "I fixed a few things. You're welcome."
Alexander Sterling has faced hostile takeovers, government investigations, and boardrooms full of men who wanted him destroyed. He has never, before this moment, been outnegotiated by someone who still needs a booster seat.
He's about to lose again.
