verb.
To reel backwards. To go back to the beginning.
The chance to tell the story anew.
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'I'll be looking for you, every moment, every single moment. And when we do find each other again, we'll cling together so tight that nothing and no one'll ev...
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April, 1943
Dear Kat,
I hope this letter finds you - my last two bounced back because I reckon you were travelling at the time, but I hear the V-Mail boys are better at tracking down the Nurses Corps now. Don't worry, you didn't miss me saying much interesting in those letters. Things about the boat and stopping off in London, but I'm sure you know I can't tell you a thing about where I actually am in case any of this gets intercepted. Can't even put the exact date on my letters in case that gives away our camps. Mom seems to find that rule harsh, but I know you'll get it.
What I'm trying to say is, I'm sorry if you've been waiting to hear from me - I haven't forgotten you, I swear. I'm missing you like crazy, Doll.
The boys probably think I'm an ass for talking so much about a girl I met three times, but I can't help it. Feels like I've known you longer anyway, but I wish I'd gotten to ask you out on a real date. That's what I think about, when I'm looking at our picture, I'm thinking about all the places I'm gonna take you when this war is done.
I'm thinking about our kiss, too. But I wouldn't mention that to the guys.
They're a good group though, the 107th. Bit of an odd mix but I can trust they've got my back, and they know I've got theirs, which I guess is all you need to know when you're out here. Makes it a bit easier when we get sent out to the front.
