Carly,
I love that you have such a passion for the written word like myself. It's why I took a liking to you those many letter ago. I can picture you in a tutu, dancing around a stage, you would of been the centre of attention in any show. However I am eternally thankful, you decided to pursue a different career.
In regards to my childhood, I've always been a bit or a nerd. I loved reading, and had an over active imagination from very young. It some times got me into trouble, as I told stories about monsters or terrible things people had done, that was all made up.
Even in adult hood, some of my childhood quirks continue to shine through. I continuously forget things, little things, like locking doors, or closing the refrigerator. It's a good thing I live in a reasonably safe little village, or someone could sneak in at night.
I'd love to test how flexible you really are, maybe when I finally get my first draft finished, I'll come up to London you let you give it a read over. However that is a few months away at the very least.
Until we meet again, Benjamin.
P.s. I hope you enjoy the excerpt.
Benjamin penned the response and sealed it in an envelope, with another excerpt he'd written up in an attempt to clear his mind of images of her. It was rather risque, but held the genuine Prescott flair.
@ Aoibhe
September 7th, 2018 at 09:45pm