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    An epistolary affair

    Dear Bette,
    I have been back to New York for a couple of days now and have only discovered your letter this morning.
    What attracted my attention was the stamp on the front of the envelop. A  foreign stamp, one that bore the effigy of a revolutionary icon.  I had seen it before when my sister, who momentarily lived in France, used to write to me.
    I had, however only left my sister, a few days ago after discovering she had come back early from her latest photographic assignment, in Paris, to seek refuge for a few days rest at my parent’s house. So I was very puzzled to receive a letter from France where, logically, no one I knew lived anymore.
    I am sure you will understand that there is a profound vulnerability that comes with putting your deepest thoughts and feelings in black and white.
    I feel, therefore, compelled to say this and  it will  not come as a surprise to you that I would choose to express my dislike at the imposition you have made on my privacy.
    You allowed your eyes to cast this intrusion on a collection of deeply personal thoughts. Had we been standing next to each other, this would have constituted a physical invasion of my personal space.
    That said and now that my frustration has subsided, I have read your letter again.
    What my earlier anger had overlooked came into plain sight. 
    You have been on your own journey of discovery and your compulsion to read was not because of a selfish desire to pry but on the contrary because you wished to express selfless compassion for the journey I am about to embark on. Was this the unconscious connection you felt when you held my letter?
    I am a complete stranger to you and yet your gentleness and deep understanding towards me and my situation shows no limit.
    My southern forefathers would disown me entirely at the lack of empathy I have shown you. This is why and if you would allow me, I would like to extend to you, through the expanse of the World which separates us, a little bit of southern hospitality and ask you, if you should be so willing, to start afresh in our budding correspondence.
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    Comments

    1. I have to say that I really like the concept to this story you and KW have going. I loved the tone of this letter and am looking forward to the next one!

    2. what can i say. I havent stopped talking about this. It works sowell. love the fact neither of u see what is written until post. ty look forward to more.:)

    3. Okay partner in crime, that is some “first class” reply you gave there! Hell of a big challenge ahead!… But you know what, it’s not in our hands anymore… Coz I feel like B&T have taken over already. Don’t you?… ;)

    4. Fantastic update. Thanks to the both of you we have a wonderful story to read. I am bowled over by the fact that neither of you know what the other will write about. Tina’s reply was awesome. Can hardly wait for the next letter and the day that they will meet. I am so looking forward to that. Thanks again for taking up the mantle of loving Bette and Tina and sharing that love with us. PPS

    5. Hey kins. Had I not known better, I would have thought you were describing my grandmother’s house in Tennessee…brings back such great memories. Kword has her work cut out for her!

    6. Can I just say I thought my blackberry wasn’t working properly when I saw post 2 by kword. I’m always willing to let myself go and travel with you on your journey, this one will be different but great all the same I am very certain. T, something sweet about her in this as for Bette she seems mallow but embraces life in the best way; through the windows to her soul. The eyes. Can’t wait for more. Wonders if I would co-write again, I never completed that due to the other author being busy etc. Hmmm I saw today someone has the same title of it… Anyways I’m rambling great job. Waiting on letter 4.

    7. Oh, WOW ! Tina ( I mean you ) writes in a very … humbling style. I’m impressed. I must confess I wasn’t expecting her to write with so much “eloquence” and to pour her soul that way into that letter, especially since she doesn’t know Bette. But on the other hand, I guess it’s probably much easier to write to someone you don’t know and think you’ll never meet in your life, huh ?Anyway, we need more of this ! What is Bette doing now ? She should have answered back already ! ;)

    8. I am a little slow and finally figured out that you and KW were writing together. Went back and read the previous two post to this story, now I understand. I love how the words flow between Bette and T. I can’t wait to read the next post.

    9. Hi Kins, Thank you for his beautiful chapter. It is so wonderful to read Tina’s words to Bette and appreciate the depth of emotions between them. Just awesome. More please and Many Thanks frmo Your Loyal Fan.

    10. Really liking the surprise! … It’s like you two are courting?.. lol! Please don’t mind me.. I’m just teasing. seriously ..both of you are awesome writer, Cuz this is Beautifully crafted..

    11. Great update Kins! :-) so captivating… And the description on the southern hospitality and atmosphere just blow me away! Lol and the horse riding… Beautiful bonding ;-) …. Wow!! so either of you has no idea on what is really written by the other till it’s posted here? Interesting to know! :-) and makes me more eager to read more! Thanks ladies for sharing your story! PPVS! thanks! :-)

    12. I find that the tango motive is repeated in your writing Kins. Only this time it’s a verbal/written one! It also feels as if I am waiting for the mail everyday-for the next letter.. You also reminded me of my horse riding days-perfect description of bare back riding!

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