All Chapters of Teach me, Mr Blackwood: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

_Aurora’s POV_Waking up felt like dragging myself through something thick and heavy, like my body didn’t quite belong to me yet and every attempt to move only reminded me of how much damage had already been done.What had even possessed me to jump? But trying was better than not doing anything at all. Wasnt it?Pain settled in slowly, not all at once, but in waves that crept through my limbs, my ribs, my leg—sharp in some places, dull in others, but constant enough that I couldn’t ignore it even if I wanted to. For a few seconds, I kept my eyes closed, breathing carefully, hoping- quite stupidly—that if I stayed like that long enough, I would open them somewhere else. Somewhere safe. Somewhere far from him.But the smell of antiseptic hit me first, followed by the stiffness of the mattress beneath me, and just like that, reality settled in.I opened my eyes.The room came into focus slowly, like my mind was struggling to catch up with what I was seeing, and for a moment, everything

_Aurora’s POV_The car moved before I fully registered being inside it.One moment I had been dragged across cold floors, pain tearing through my leg and ribs with every forced step, and the next I was here—pressed against the leather seat, the door shut beside me, the world outside slipping past in blurred motion as the engine purred beneath us.It didn’t feel real.Nothing had felt real since I jumped.But the pain… the pain was real enough to keep dragging me back.Every breath came with a dull ache in my chest, sharp enough to remind me I was still here, still trapped, still very much alive in a situation I wasn’t sure I could survive.I didn’t look at him at first.I didn’t want to.But I could feel him.Adrian sat beside me, one hand steady on the wheel, the other resting loosely as if he didn’t have a care in the world. His presence filled the space too easily, too comfortably, like this was normal for him. Like dragging someone back from an escape attempt and driving away wit

_Aurora’s POV_The second time they moved me, I stopped trying to understand where I was going.It didn’t make it easier, but it made it quieter in my head.My body still ached from everything before—every impact, every fall, every time I had been dragged when I couldn’t walk properly—but now there was a dull resignation layered over the pain. Not acceptance. Not peace. Just… exhaustion.They didn’t even bother being gentle anymore.One of them grabbed my arm, the other supported my weight only when I nearly collapsed, and together they guided me through a corridor that smelled like antiseptic and something metallic I didn’t want to identify. The building looked nothing like the place I had escaped from. This one was larger, more structured, too organized in a way that made it worse.Doors lined the hallway at intervals. Some closed. Some slightly open. And from behind a few of them, I heard voices.Girls’ voices.That was the first thing that made my chest tighten in a different wa

_Aurora’s POV_They moved us without warning.One minute the room was heavy with silence, the next the door burst open and everything shifted into motion so fast it felt unreal. Orders were barked. Names weren’t used. Hands grabbed, pulled, pushed.No one asked questions.No one dared.I barely had time to sit up properly before someone yanked me down from the bunk. Pain shot through my leg the moment my weight hit the floor, sharp enough to blur my vision for a second.“Move.”I stumbled forward, biting down on the inside of my cheek to stop the sound that threatened to escape. Around me, the others were being dragged out too. Some crying quietly, some too shocked to react, some already numb.The girl from the opposite bunk—the loud one—was suddenly very quiet.Interesting how quickly that changed.We were herded through the hallway like we were nothing more than cargo. No explanations. No reassurance. Just movement.Always movement.And somehow, that made everything worse.Because i

_Aurora’s POV_They didn’t give us time to process anything that was happening. The moment the realization settled in, my chest was heavy and I felt like I was suffocating. We were moved again, pushed further down the hallway and into another room. Of course they didn’t bother explaining what was happening to us. I hissed when one of the guards grabbed my arm tightly and without thinking I smacked his hand away. “Watch it!” I cried, glaring hard at me.I heard him click his Anf game a threatening step towards me, but a loud cough interrupted us.“Bring them in.” The woman from earlier said, her eyes pinned on us. Everything happened so quickly, and soon we were lined up in a white room. The room was colder than the rest we had been to, with white bright lights threatening to blind me. Everything looked too clean, the walls bare and floor spotless. The air carried thag same sharp scent of antiseptic like someone had washed the entire place with it. My stomach twisted.“Line u