Continuing the theme of Beanie being the Relationship Counselor

[Ellory Pendergast]

17 October 1887

Dearest Cash,

Please promise me not to crumble this letter and apparate into my room to smack me over my head and call me out on how foolish I am being until you're done reading this.

I should probably get things from the start. Reuben Crouch and I are corresponding again. He sent me this letter about how he regrets what happened and that he didn't mean all those horrible things he wrote me. He did it for my "own good", because he was afraid that I would ruin myself over him because I was in love with him. I suppose he's not wrong. I would have done stupid things for him at that time.

I was really angry at him and I still am and I sent him two letters where I express my anger and today I received a response to my second letter and Cash! He insists that he wants to fix things and that he wants me to give him a chance and, I don't know. I suppose a part of me wants to give him a chance. I can't help but have this growing feeling of hope that this time things could be better and that they could work out and that he truly means everything. I know, it's stupid from me, especially after I made such a big deal out of him breaking my heart, but Cash. He didn't mean it and if he insists on proving it to me then it must be true? If he truly loves me, I must give him a chance, should I not? I don't want to... ruin this for good, if there is a chance for things to be better.

Am I stupid? Do you think that I'm about to make the worst decision of my life? Please, tell me what I should do, Cash! They do say that love conquers all, don't they? Maybe this was all a test for us.

Love,

Ellory

@'Cassius Lestrange'