Einstein's Brain

r trying to win a round-earther over in an argument. 'And who did it Kamal pressed, his uncle kept still and mute trying to digest all the facts and myths about the infamous incident.

esearch on them' he finished. 'If I'm getting you right that means that the physicians know something about Dad's brain? Kamal inquired with a sort of tone that see

s next?"

e back of the times he had been locked up in there, whenever Dad wanted to punish him or maybe he wanted him and his siblings to get a certain book finished on time. They jokingly called it "Private Prison ", but now it seems more like a library than a prison. It was here he had read some of the world's finest literature -Beloved, To Kill Mockingbird Bird, Invisible Man, Lord Of The Rings, King Solomon's Mines, The Grapes Of Wrath, Little Prince, Things Fall Apart, Lonely Days, The Hobbit, Waiting for the Barbarians, Life and Times of Michael K, How Europe Underdeveloped Africa, the Harry Potter series, the Hunger Games series, the Fifty shades series, Mastery, The 48 Laws of power, The Underground railroad, the Nickel boys, Journey To The West and other great works mostly historical fiction. He went in while still unsure if he was doing the right thing, but he felt the vibe, the feeling he always had when he is about to discover something crucial and he thought maybe everyone al

her to him, he was an angel in human form, one sent down by the creator to bless his being. Kamal's mom had divorced their dad when the boy was just 7, so the man gave both fatherly morals and motherly care, he hasn't been much in touch with her, but where ever she

to tell him he was smart, he knew it. His Dad always called him Da Vinci whenever he was in a flattering mood, and Kamal always hoped he would die one day as learned

by the question "What does Dad do with this? ". But that wasn't the only pattern, in front of most of the figures was an ×, meaning disapproval, only the Bohemian club had a sign of approval on it. When things like this happen to teenagers, they feel dumbfounded like someone in a game where they stand no chance, or like a three-year-old in a maze. The only thing he was clear about at this point was that his dad had meddled with the Bohemians, he didn't know much about them either, but again he knew what to do about that, he just got on his 13 Pro-Max and headed straight to Google and typed "The