Josephine wrote a letter. She wasn't planning to get a response, she addressed it with a random address and sent it through the mail. She didn't think that it would go to someone's home. She didn't think anyone would read it. And she certainly didn'...
"The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it." - W. M. Lewis
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Josephine Brown
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Dylan Garrett
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Dear Darling
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Hello lovely readers! Welcome to Dear Darling; this story is something that's been in my head for a while now, and I've decided to bring it to life.
This story means a lot to me, I've always loved the idea of letter writing. I feel that it's always been an important part of the culture of humans because it was the very first way to connect people over long distances. These ideas that are portrayed in Dear Darling are completely works of fiction and though real people or places may be named/mentioned, in no way do they reflect their realistic counterparts.
Now, after my little rant, here's Dear Darling! Please enjoy and feel free to comment/vote/message me; I greatly appreciate constructive criticism but know that all negative comments will be deleted. I want this story to be one of inspiration/positivity/hope and I feel that I cannot do that when people are purposefully negative and/or hurtful.
