Shortcake,
Yes, as a matter of fact, I am that desperate to meet face to face. I would like to have a face to go with these words that I read on the paper that I get in the mailbox. I want to know who I'm talking to. I want to know you, not as the Sarah from the letters but as Sarah, a girl I know in person. Is that really too much to ask?
Wow. That really is a cynic's approach. Aren't girls supposed to be all into that lovey-dovey stuff?
Miss. b2.
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Remember Me, Sarah
Teen FictionSarahlynn McArthur was not expecting the news that her mildly-estranged Aunt Matilda had passed away when she sent a letter to her. She also was not expecting to receive the news from a young man named Michael. Perhaps the thing she was expecting th...
