Sep. 8, 1941
My Dastardly Companion,
How you never cease to make me laugh! I do hope you remain quite so hilarious until I return, as I should enjoy nothing more than to see you laugh again and again.
But, simultaneously, you manage to trap me in a loop of confusion and yearning. You must tell me about this dream! It is a crime to keep it from me now that you have mentioned it.
I sincerely apologize for the worry my late letter must have caused you. I cannot fathom my reaction should the same thing occur to me. It is because I hesitated in sending it, truthfully. Upon re-reading it, the thought of scaring you made me rethink the whole thing entirely. For that, I am sorry.
Believe Me Always Your Adoring Friend,
James
YOU ARE READING
ALWAYS, JAMES
RomanceA true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him ☆ in which a soldier realizes he is in love with a friend after a war begins to be read in tandem with 'yours, steven' ★ installment 1 of 3...
