How Is The Life As A Reverend

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Dear Dimondale, How are you doing today? Lately I’ve seemed to notice that you look a little pale and sad. So how is the life as a reverend? Have you done anything lately like performing miracles as they call it? God sure has showed me many things in this past couple of years. I would like to address you about some problems that I’ve been thinking about lately. Why when I was standing scaffold did you not stand up and say something? You a reverend God would do that for you but why is it because I have sinned or is it because you don’t want people to know that it was you that helped me create precious little Pearl. I know you don’t want to get in trouble by the towns people because you would no longer be reverend of the town but you could have at least had a little sympathy for me. Pearl has asked me many times about who here farther was but I can’t not tell her because she will come to you and that would not be good for you. Another question I’m going to address is do you regret what we have done? You and I both Knew that it was very wrong in the first place. But now that I look back on it I’m very glad we did because I would not have this precious little pearl. I think if I had to make the choice again I would be a little more careful in my ways. Tell me what you think you would do. I also wanted to tell you that I would like to meet up someday and talk about our lives not in public though somewhere private like the walks you take every

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