My Parents My Patients - DC Next Generation

My Parents My Patients - DC Next Generation

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"Hi. I'm Olive. Olive Francine Quinzel." Olive Quinzel is an intern at Arkum and a resident psychiatrist at Belle Reve. She hasn't seen her parents since she was four. The day that they got caught,she got sent to Gotham Mental Institution. She grew up there,not aloud to go to primary school,she got her education off her nurses. Her favourite nurse was Jessie. Jessie would teach her many things. It was thanks to Jessie that Olive was now out of the institution. Now Olive is 16 and one of the smartest most brilliant psychiatrist at Belle Reve and soon to be a brilliant psychiatrist at Arkum. But this year,a new year. She has a full time job at Arkum. Her world will be turned on its head when two files end up on each of her desks. Copyright © Crystal Vibe 2016 Disclaimer! I do own most of this. Except for the DC character. (PS Olive did go to high school until she was 16)Crystal
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