7.

Dear Alfred,

Where have you disappeared to? Please write back when you can. You said you would, so you'd better do.

Cheers,
Sharon

6.

Dear Alfred,

I was about to write to you, because I haven't heard from you in days. I understand it's possibly a busy time for you, so don't worry about not writing as often. The weather has been insane; I've been attacked by constant headaches and it is difficult to study. Don't worry about not being able to meet my expectations, understand that I do, too, feel the same way. But I'm sure we can work things out together.

Till the next letter.

Affectionately,
Sharon

5.

Dear Sharon,

it's no excuse for shying away from you, but the days have taken my time far too unfairly. yet every moment my conscience chastises me for neglected your letters, and with a most elated heart i now write to you. much has happened in the days since you last wrote, and in all things my thoughts drift to you and the momentous task we have at hand. i do fear for us. i fear i may not be all that you require me to be, but i will try my level best to live up to your expectations, i hope your days have been well, and you're always in my fondest thoughts. perhaps in the days to come i may have more time to correspond with you, and i await our set appointments with bated breath,

yours in thought,

Alfred.

4.

Dear Alfred,

How are things on your end? I apologise I was unable to write earlier; I've been busy with revision classes and such. I read with a saddened heart on the news on the Mumbai terrorist attacks. I am truly disheartened by humanity, or the general lack of it at the moment. Being able to write to you, and being able to open up to you are simple things I look forward to. Please try to be safe. This world is becoming one that is increasingly getting wilder. It truly is hard trusting people these days, but knowing someone who has a good heart like you makes me feel better about life in general. Update me on what you have been up to on your end. I look forward to hearing from you.

Affectionately,
Sharon

3.

Dear Sharon,

thank you so very much for your letter. i was fearing that you might be apprehensive towards us working together but your warm letter dispelled a lot of my unfounded fears. i must say that coming home to some form of communication from you reassures me to no end, that and the fact that it was a rather long and tiring day today, and for the most of it all i had to look forward to was the hope that you would write, and you did :) i'm sorry if my simple mind relishes such little joys but it's been far too long since i've.. met someone. like you. i really hope we can meet soon. we have much to talk about. in term's of our project. among other things...

Your's in thought

Alfred

2.

Dear Alfred,

It's very kind of you to compliment on my sweater. When I read it, I thought, "This old thing? That can't be." But I sincerely hope you liked it. I look forward to working with you too, and although there will be plenty of challenges in this endeavour, I think we would be able to work through them, with your skills and my wit. It's just too bad that we wouldn't be able to meet for sometime; I have exams in a weeks' time, so it's a stressful moment for me. I hope things are great on your end. Keep on smiling.

Sharon

1.

Dear Sharon,

i don't quite know how to start this but let me first say that it was very nice meeting you today. i sincerely look forward to working with you in this new endeavor of ours, and hope that it will bring us, closer. in a sense. i must say that some of the... challenges we face do rather excite me, and i trust fully in your skills to make this a rather interesting journey.

and it's random but i thought your sweater looked lovely in contrast with the bag you sat on.

yours.

Alfred.