[COMPLETED] When Pigs Fly [JEDAMS]

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John's POV
That same night I was sitting down in my bed, reading a book. I then heard a knock(there's always knocks lol so sorry)at the door.

"Come in!" I didn't look up.

It was a slave. Who presented me with a letter.

"Thanks." I said.

"Your Welcome." she smiled at me and left.

I waited for her to leave, before I opens the letter. To my surprise, it was from Thomas.

Dear John,
I have no idea what to do right now. I don't really believe you're innocent. If you're not committing adultery, then what?! I sent a letter to Reynolds. I really don't want an adulterer living under the same roof as me. I regret getting that ring. You probably didn't even open it. I love you, it might take some time before I know where to put you in.
                                        ~Thomas Jefferson~

I felt my heart shatter. I knew it! He was gonna get rid of me!

I got up, almost gonna break down in tears. I walked around the room. And then glanced at the only light in my room, fire.

Furious and sad, I crumbled the paper, and threw it to the fire. I looked at the it, watching as the paper burn.

"Reynolds." I realized. "If he haven't sent me those letters, if only I've burnt them. If only Thomas didn't snoop around my room!" I stopped.

I slowly sat on the floor, my arm holding on to my bed. I then sat up and walked to my desk and pulled out a sheet of paper, an inkwell and a feather(idk if they had a name)and started writing.

Dear Thomas,
Why do you believe I'm guilty? I'm not an adulterer. I really am not. Please, don't send me away. The best way you can get rid of me is execution. Please don't hang or burn me at the stake. Behead me. But, it's your option my dear. And in fact. I did open that ring. I love it. I love the dark blue diamond. It's beautiful. But, I'm sure you want it back. I'll sent it to you along with this letter as you saw it.
I love you too, by the way. I love you more.
                                            

                                            ~John Adams~

As you could see, I left space to attach the ring. I tried not to cry as I carefully slid the ring of my finger. It was so beautiful. I carefully added glue(there was no tape back then) to the paper. And carefully stocked the beautiful ring to it.

I then slowly put in the envelop, making sure the ring was safe. I got out of my room and put it in the envelope box(is that what they're called?).

"God, give me mercy." I prayed.