The 'Correspondence' Affair #43 - June 15, 1914 (Alexander to Millicent)

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From : London, England

June 15, 1914

My dearest Millicent,

I may actually see you before this letter reaches you. Your guardian received your request and has whole-heartedly agreed that you should have a lock box for your more valued and private items. To my pleasure, she requested my services to insure the safe delivery of it and the jewelry pieces to you and the request was approved as I can combine it with another delivery to Bern. Due to the second delivery, I will only be able to remain in Thun for two days.

It is expected for us to report back if the headmistress in any way disregards your guardian's instructions, so if you experience any problems prior to or after my visit, do make sure to get word to her immediately. Preferably through a method that does not pass through the headmistress' hands. While that might sound a touch paranoid, I have found the saying that one can never be too cautious to be very true.

It is with that in mind that I look forward to the fact that we will be able to talk face to face soon, though that is not the only reason I look forward to it. I think I shall save everything else I want to say to you until we are together.

Until then, I am yours as always,

Alexander

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[mrua7.livejournal.com]

Ahhhh, sigh. A face to face at last. Yes, he's hers always...