Cabin Fever

[Amelia Evans]

@'Imogen MacFusty'

31 March 1887
Dear Immie,

I fear I shall go mad in this store yet. I adore the animals, don't get me wrong, but Merlin I need a change of pace. We are good enough friends that I feel it is not out of boundaries for me to ask: Is there any chance I could dine with you sometime within the next fortnight? I fear I shall go mad in this small town.

Yours,
Amelia

  

[Imogen MacFusty]

@'Aurelia Wallingford'
@'Amelia Evans'

24th March 1887

Dearest Amelia,

Oh dear, I know the feeling of going stir-crazy all too well.

However, you know you are always welcome here! I don't think Mac would be too opposed if you joined us for dinner one night, and our guest room too, is open to you should you feel a need for a longer reprieve.

(Which, admittedly, I'm actually rather hoping you'll make use of the latter, for I greatly enjoy our evenings when you do - it's such a nice change of pace!)

Please let me know of a date, so I can have our Cook prepare something special for you, and don't say that it's not necessary - I want to treat you, and you cannot stop me!

Love from,
Immie

  

[Amelia Evans]

2nd April 1887
Dear Immie,

You know I think it's not necessary, for I do enjoy spending time with you and your family! Especially the little ones, I do dote on them as you know. Besides, if we made an event of every time I come to call, I should think your poor cook would be worked half to death! But if you insist, I shall not resist.

How about this week-end?

Yours,
Amelia

  

[Imogen MacFusty]

@'Aurelia Wallingford'
@'Amelia Evans'

25th March 1887

Dearest Amelia,

I think our Cook would be rather glad for the distraction, honestly. I've no clue why - and I don't wish to pry into her private affairs if it is, indeed, a private matter - but the poor woman has seemed a little preoccupied lately.

This week-end sounds excellent! I shall expect you on Saturday, if that is amenable?

Love from,
Immie