Sweetheart,
I know I sent you a letter last week and it's now your turn to write but I just couldn't resist to write to you on Christmas. It still baffles me that I'm spending Christmas alone. Well, not entirely alone, but it's still without you.
This'll be a short one as I'm writing from the post office. I hope they spare all of you some work, at least a bit, at least on Christmas, even though it is a battlefield.
I wish you and your whole trench a Happy Christmas and New Year!
xxx
P. S. - I forgot to tell you the real reason writing again. Downtown, on the square, a photographer's workshop was making photographs cheap and fast, specially for ladies to mail their soldiers during the Holidays. And you know I couldn't miss the offer so I'm sending you one of myself.
P. P. S. - Don't go around showing me off!
Love,
Your Rosebud
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Historyczne1914 The Great War had just begun and two British newlyweds exchange letters as the conflict escalates on the Western front; one of them on land, the other in the trenches. They share tenderness, compassion and comfort. [an epistolary novel]
