September 28, 1940
My dearest Haley,
I hope you haven't lost faith in me. I am currently in a hospital in East London and I'm doing fine, although I had better days. I just severed a few broken bones from the crash. One of my lieutenants who crashed alongside me helped me to safety and I owe him my life.
I sincerely hope you didn't get my will. Those adjutants are quick with those M.I.A. letters. I just hope you didn't get one that scared you. I can't wait to see your beautiful smiling face again. Meet me at the train station at 9 o'clock Saturday morning.
These past few days made me realize how much I love you and miss you more than I thought I did.
-Caleb Stanford
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Far Away
RomanceEver wondered what it's like to be a couple in love during World War II? Well, here's a little story I made which shows the burden that war brings when you're a military man preparing for a battle and a woman waiting for her beloved soldier to come...
