Re: Legacy of Viola Wandren
Posted: May 1st, 2023, 10:29 pm
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Dear Cerise, Florys, Niccolo, and Tiziano,
How are you faring? As of this letter dated 2 Flowerbloom 1348, I have opened a cafe after all. It’s beside the Praesidium Post Office, part of a newly established office block.
Wanda and Jemima agreed to help man the cafe as I wouldn’t always be around except on weekends. We made ginseng, ginger, turmeric, and alfalfa tea to start with. With the generous use of honey, the tea was a hit.
Thankfully, it didn’t turn into a food fight nor did the opening get marred by an enormous misunderstanding like in Teneborough. Mister Avi, Constantine, Doctor Theo, Gryhun, and even Nicolien de Ravin turned up, as well as plenty of others I introduced myself to.
Lucien gave a spice rack as a housewarming gift. I wish I could talk to him and get the Teneborough incident all straightened out, though I probably should ask Gryhun to accompany me if so.
In short, the opening weekend was a great success.
It seems Mateo Cassini likes me very much. I do care about him, but I would like to get to know him better first. When Gryhun heard this he kept on talking about dunking Mateo in the very dirty river.
Even with the threat of dunking, Mateo was still interested in me. It’s not out of the blue either, we had danced at the de Ravins’ Winter Ball at Mrs Duffield’s (the Reeve’s wife) request. I hope when we are able to return to Redholme that you will welcome him.
PS: I’ve included the previous notes I meant to address to you for the last two years. You should receive a fairly thick parcel with this one on top.
PPS: What do you think of this portrait I received of us at the Winter Ball?
Dear Cerise, Florys, Niccolo, and Tiziano,
How are you faring? As of this letter dated 2 Flowerbloom 1348, I have opened a cafe after all. It’s beside the Praesidium Post Office, part of a newly established office block.
Wanda and Jemima agreed to help man the cafe as I wouldn’t always be around except on weekends. We made ginseng, ginger, turmeric, and alfalfa tea to start with. With the generous use of honey, the tea was a hit.
Thankfully, it didn’t turn into a food fight nor did the opening get marred by an enormous misunderstanding like in Teneborough. Mister Avi, Constantine, Doctor Theo, Gryhun, and even Nicolien de Ravin turned up, as well as plenty of others I introduced myself to.
Lucien gave a spice rack as a housewarming gift. I wish I could talk to him and get the Teneborough incident all straightened out, though I probably should ask Gryhun to accompany me if so.
In short, the opening weekend was a great success.
It seems Mateo Cassini likes me very much. I do care about him, but I would like to get to know him better first. When Gryhun heard this he kept on talking about dunking Mateo in the very dirty river.
Even with the threat of dunking, Mateo was still interested in me. It’s not out of the blue either, we had danced at the de Ravins’ Winter Ball at Mrs Duffield’s (the Reeve’s wife) request. I hope when we are able to return to Redholme that you will welcome him.
PS: I’ve included the previous notes I meant to address to you for the last two years. You should receive a fairly thick parcel with this one on top.
PPS: What do you think of this portrait I received of us at the Winter Ball?