Dear (Cather) Wren,
Okay.
So, as you may have noticed, I sign off with the date.
Well, okay, part of the date.
I don't give the year, and the reason's simple, really:
I don't see the point.
Okay, yeah, I'll point out again that you'll probably never get these.
And that it doesn't matter what day it is and what year it is.
But I guess that the day has a significance to me.
The year is unimportant no matter what, really.
But the day...
Let's just say that whatever I write on these pieces of paper, whatever feelings I may share, they won't change.
So if you come back to this letter on March 24th after a year of being away from it, those feelings won't have changed.
Nothing will have changed a year later.
Do you understand?
I will always feel the same, no matter what.
March 24,
Koda
P.S. You're never getting these letters.
YOU ARE READING
Letters from a Comatose Patient
Teen Fiction❝Dear Wren, I miss your laugh.❞ In which Koda writes to Wren with no intention of ever giving his letters to her.
