Summary: Boris was a man in love, once upon a time.

Boris and Jan-Olof were in love once. They were in love for a long time, in fact, so much so that within the duration of their mutual affection, they had the opportunity and means to foster, then subsequently adopt, a child. Whether they were suited to parenthood--especially towards one as angry and troubled as the orphaned Wilhelm--was neither here nor there.

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Summary: The students at Hillerska are tasked to raise money for charity. Manor House, being the levelheaded daughters of socialites, have decided on bake sales and VIP parties and candy grams. Forest Ridge, on the other hand, housed the unholy sons that dignity forgot. Their idea was a kissing booth, and their reluctant host? The crown prince’s commoner boyfriend, Simon Eriksson.

from part two

“What an unexpected surprise,” Ramirez announced sarcastically for the entire staff room to hear. She had just come from the café and was carrying two sets of four coffees piled on top of each other. “The crown prince is sabotaging the student kissing booth.” Before hearing how or even why the crown prince was sabotaging the progress of his own house, the choir leader turned to Boris and demanded, “Two thousand on Simon single-handedly breaking Manor House’s lead…” There was just something about the crown prince these last few days that had piqued the choir leader’s interest. She had thought that the young prince was too blasé when it came to the idea of his boyfriend volunteering to man a kissing booth. “Two thousand krona,” she told Boris, “on Simon breaking that lead by the end of today.”

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