1920s boarding school

The Kreizler Institute for Wayward & Abandoned Children,[1] more commonly known as Kreizler Institute, is an approved school founded and managed by Dr Laszlo Kreizler in New York City, providing a haven for "damaged" children. It is also a Psychological Research Center. Approved school for wayward and abandoned children founded and managed by Dr. Laszlo Kreizler as well as Psychological Research Center, Kreizler Institute is the address of the headquarters where Dr. Laszlo Kreizler, John…

y/n attends another year at North Academy in Edinburgh. Very concentrated in her studies she slowly starts to drift from them once she meets Arthur, a charming dark eyed boy. Meeting the boy makes her face challenging moments and sparks feelings she had never experienced before. He will show her true heartbreak, fierce jealousy, slow burn romance, resentment and confusion in love. From strangers, to friends, to enemies, to lovers, this is her story happening within those stone walls.

by Yevonde Vivex colour print 1936 © National Portrait Gallery, London

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boarding school