Letter To Your Parents

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Dearest Edward,

I am writing to inform you about some fantastic news that I have received! I have just inherited 29 million pounds, This will be enough for us to have a wonderful wedding with everything that we should want and live a happy comfortable life together.
(Shouldn’t you mention your parents?)
Also, My parents have passed away, that Is how I came to be in possession of such a large fortune.
I miss you so much and I hope you come back soon.
Lots of Love
Elizabeth.

xx

Dearest Elizabeth

I am sorry to hear about the tragic news of your parents, I hope you are alright, I too have come into some money and I have brought my ticket back. It is the 1st of June. I will be back on the 30th so meet me in the park just as the clock strikes 6 at sundown.
I miss you too and I cant wait to see you again.
Love Edward.

Xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox

RICHARDS LETTER
Dearest Elizabeth,

I am so sorry to her about the passing of your parents, But it is fantastic news about the money, I cant wait for our wedding.
I am coming home soon. Meet me in the park at on the 30th of June at 6 when it is dark I cant wait to see you dear

I love you.
From Edward.
Dearest Edward,

I am writing to inform you about some fantastic news that I have received! I have just inherited 29 million pounds, This will be enough for us to have a wonderful wedding with everything that we should want and live a happy comfortable life together.
(Shouldn’t you mention your parents?)
Also, My parents have passed away, that Is how I came to be in possession of such a large fortune.
I miss you so much and I hope you come back soon.
Lots of Love
Elizabeth.

xx

Dearest Elizabeth

I am sorry to hear about the tragic news of your parents, I hope you are alright, I too have come into some money and I have brought my ticket back. It is the 1st of June. I will be back on the 30th so meet me in the park just as the clock strikes 6 at sundown.
I miss you too and I cant wait to see you again.
Love Edward.

Xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox

Dearest Elizabeth,

I am so sorry to her about the passing of your parents, But it is fantastic news about the money, I cant wait for our wedding.
I am coming home soon. Meet me in the park at on the 30th of June at 6 when it is dark I cant wait to see you dear

I love you.
From Edward.
Dearest Edward,

I am writing to inform you about some fantastic news that I have received! I have just inherited 29 million pounds, This will be enough for us to have a wonderful wedding with everything that we should want and live a happy comfortable life together.
(Shouldn’t you mention your parents?)
Also, My parents have passed away, that Is how I came to be in possession of such a large fortune.
I miss you so much and I hope you come back soon.
Lots of Love
Elizabeth.

xx

Dearest Elizabeth

I am sorry to hear about the tragic news of your parents, I hope you are alright, I too have come into some money and I have brought my ticket back. It is the 1st of June. I will
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