In the bustling world of Royal City College, 17-year-old Alex, a brainial, walks the corridors of academia with a mind sharper than a laser beam. The prodigious offspring of the esteemed scientist, Dr. Cortez, he juggles quantum mechanics with the chaos of teenage life. Now, brace yourself for the big secret he's been concealing for months.

Deep within the scientific realm at 16 Royal City Vanity Street, Dr. Cortez, Alex's dad, advises him on the importance of catching the school bus. Yet, little do they know that beneath the surface of academic brilliance lies a comedy of missed buses.

As Alex navigates the speed of life, his dad's wisdom echoes, "The world moves faster, son; you must catch up." An interplay of scientific fervor and teenage antics

unfolds, with dad's guidance resembling a GPS navigating through both equations and bullies.

So, buckle up for the hilarious journey where Alex races against time, quantum leaps, and possibly, a fleet of elusive school buses. Any news, Joe? The plot thickens with every heartbeat in this scientific, comedic, and teenage rollercoaster...... Anyways Joe has been my childhood friend although he has also been meanie to me but we became friends after I picked up a fight with is enemy-Richard Sanderson.well back to my secret don't you dare tell anyone or you will put me in big trouble

Back to Joe. I sometime wonder if Joe became my friend because he wanted to get back at Sanderson but all that has changed now cause I'm faster braver and I've worked with others like me and gained lot of experience well my big story started six months ago, I just resumed senior Labs as a new student from the juniors and my frist day pretty ruined a very big project