Sent: August 26, 2016
Received: August 30, 2016
Timothy Langston-Andrews
Amsterdam, New York
United States of America
Dear Tim,
I guess I didn't get your last letter. The mailroom here is pretty chaotic. The whole area is a big paper cut waiting to happen. I'll Have Sievert Jr. to have a look for me. He has so little work right now, I'm sure he won't mind.
I waited a bit to write this in case you needed time to respond. The deadline for your book happened already right? How'd it go? How many thousands of books are there? I can't wait to read it. When we do adopt, in whichever way, our kid will need to read it.
How did your appointment with Dr. Dodgson go? I'll bet an authority like him found the perfect treatment for your heart. I'll also bet that you'll be right as rain before I get back, which is very close. I'm not sure when but soon. We received intel on where Ammon is hiding and a tactical team is going in for the recovery. The talk about me being promoted to Major is official. It's happening tomorrow. Two ranks in a matter of months!
Send me a letter as soon as you get this. I want to hear about everything going on at home. I'll want to hear all about it again once I get home. I love the way you talk when you're excited and oh-so happy. You have the cutest smile and glimmer in your eyes when you do.
I love you Tim and can't wait to hear from you.
J.J.
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Words Are All
General FictionWords are all we have when we're thousands of miles apart from the ones we love. Letters hold the significance that phone calls, emails, and video chats lost after their inception. Letters are all J.J. and Tim have when Tim ships out over seas, le...
