The Social Tutor

The setting feels so vivid and authentic, but I wonder how much creative liberty was taken to craft the romance. Did the author have to choose between factual detail and storytelling flow?

The barriers between characters felt very real and made their connection more compelling. How did the author approach portraying these societal constraints without making it feel heavy?

The Victorian-era backdrop is richly detailed. I'm curious whether the author researched specific events or chose this period because of its romantic appeal.