Private Lessons Part 3 Novels & Stories

CHAPTER 12– Lesson Two: Control Leon pushed himself up from the floor, knees still burning from the impact. His hands shook as he moved toward his bag slumped against the cracked wall. He dug inside, pulled out a notebook, and flipped it open, scribbling down the words Aaron had just spoken like they were some sacred code. “Lesson one. Learning how to serve a man.” Aaron watched him for half a second, then let out a sharp, mocking laugh that cut through the dusty air.

Just then, the young guy clapped his hands excitedly and shouted, "Luther, we found the deleted footage in the cloud backup!" He handed over my phone. Luther's expression turned serious as he took it. Without a word, he opened the video and turned the volume all the way up. The camera at my house was positioned to cover the kitchen and living room. At first, the frame showed an empty room with only audio. You could hear the Sheridans at the door apologizing, then entering to eat at the dining table.

When Mrs Tomlinson turned back to us, Hannah and him were dead serious, and I was still confused, with no words in my mouth, barely standing. They find this amusing? "Okay people..." Gorilla started, looking each of us for a few seconds, not knowing why is this so damn awkward. "We have no time to babble. You two has classes to attend, and you Mr Dupont, I will show you where assembly hall is." She said strictly, repairing her hair slowly. She and Mike turned away from us, leaving us on an empty hallway. He didn't looked back.

she choked. Diel clapped his hands like a child who was impressed with his new toy. "Very good!" he exclaimed, rather too happily to be authentic. "You've just completed Lesson 1: Accepting your fate as the Lahnthean Aria! Let's now proceed to Lesson 2: What is Lahnthea?" *** Noorh expertly navigated the hallways of the palace to his office.

“ Whatever ! I won’t deal with you anymore . I won’t allow you to spoil my appetite . “ said Ayla . Amra , Noah and Ryan laughed while looking at them behaving like children . Amra wanted to tease them a bit more . She specially enjoyed the reaction of her brother who behaved childishly happy with a warm look in his eyes . ‘ He doesn’t have hate for Ayla , that’s for sure . ‘ thought Amra smiling . “ What do we have on our next lesson ? “ asked Ryan . “ We have sociology . Main discussion we have today will be on what is important to us and what wee love the most . Ever since I have been in this school this is the easiest lesson that we will have . I honestly couldn’t believe that it was thi

"Right, straight to business. I like it." Nathan didn't answer. He reached into his backpack, pulled out a thick textbook, and slammed it onto the table between us. "Open to page 142," Nathan commanded, sliding a packet of printed worksheets toward me. "We’re going over probability distributions. Since you skipped the last three lectures, we have to cover two weeks of material in thirty-eight minutes."

She put her hands on my shoulders and gently pushed them to straighten my stance. “Lesson three and the most important you need to let go of your past. From what I’ve gathered your life is going to truly begin here and you have to let go to move forward.” She lifted my chin with her finger making my head look up in a proud posture. Vivi listed the lessons like a wise old teacher. I do not understand where her wisdom or kind words are coming from but I want nothing more than to cling to her like a child clings to her mother. “Vivi… why are you doing this?” I asked quietly.

~ Lucas ~ I kept my eyes on the ground and walked toward the main hall. The first lesson of the day was called Border I guess, something about old maps and learning to recognize the scent of enemies near pack land. Inside, the room was darker and quieter. Thin windows let in strips of sunlight that fell across old wooden desks. The wood was scratched and carved with initials from students long gone. I chose a seat in the back corner. I set down my satchel carefully and took out my slate and a piece of charcoal. I moved slowly, trying not to make noise.

he claimed. "I understand, Mr. Sadler," I responded softly. Andrew went silent for a moment on the other end of the call before he hung up. My knuckles whitened as I gripped my phone tightly. Night had befallen the city at this point. I was going to return to that house and retrieve my personal documents before leaving for good. This entire year of "treatment" had only taught me one thing—how to gracefully walk away and never look back.

It doesn't feel like a newbie at all. Lily sneered with a glint in her eyes. Sinful: I am a newbie, how else will I still be in the second stage? It's just that my teacher is currently teaching us this part of the programme and the lesson is still fresh in my memory. Did I do good? Sunset: You did great, once it has been tested, I will let you know and send you your payment.