(A card with the address of Delilah's Studio on, and the following letter are delivered to the Beloved's Hotel)
Dear Mr. Parsons,
Further to our conversation the other week, I wondered if you were still available for afternoon tea? If you're agreeable, I could arrange for a myself and a chaperone to call at the Hotel, at say around four in the afternoon this coming Monday? Or alternatively, I should be free from work from around two in the afternoon on the same day, if you'd prefer to meet at my studio instead? Please let me know what would best suit yourself, as my work and home hours are quite flexible.
It was delightful to meet you the other week, and I hope the New Year is seeing you well thus far.
Regards,
Delilah Morgan
A note is delivered to Doctor Paul Roberts early on Wednesday afternoon:
Dear Paul,
A quick note to assure you that I did indeed get the Apothecary to make up the sleeping draught as per your scrip. It is now in my grateful possesion, and hopefully it should grant me peaceful sleep as planned. Thank you again for your care in this matter.
I write to also let you know that further to our conversation yesterday afternoon, I have become inspired to start journal-writing once more. I bought a most lovely looking book this morning for the purpose whilst I was in town. I am looking forwards to it, as I found it to be a most enjoyable experience in my younger days. Many thanks to you for your inspiration!
I do hope most sincerely that you enjoyed our meeting yesterday as did I, and to further more continue with courting if it suits?
Your servant,
James