My Descendants Aren't Looking So Bad Now.

[Harriet Prewett]

Mrs Macfusty,

I must express my deep sympathies for the awful business in the Prophet this morning. I must confess, I was rather taken aback at how sudden the news was- I cannot imagine how trying this business must be, and how disappointed you must be feeling.

My eldest son, Faustus, gave me his vaccine so I am now quite a liberty to pass through the quarantine and check in on all my descendants, which I must say has given me great peace of mind. And between us (though I cannot expect it to remain unknown for much longer) my fourth daughter, Felicity, is with child once again! Of course, this comes after poor darling Felicia’s demise. Perhaps once the dust has settled I shall come and visit you and offer some words of condolence in person.

Yours in sympathy,

Harriet H. Prewett

@Abigail Macfusty

  

[Abigail MacFusty]

August 29th, 1884

Dear Mrs. Prewett

Sometimes I will admit that I wonder if my grandsons will ever be in the Prophet for something good.

I should have guessed it, leaving my grandsons alone for too long and they end up doing something they should not be doing - be it eloping or something else.

I am happy to hear that you are now able to visit everyone of your children and grandchildren. I still have a few behind the quarantine, but if they are strong enough to handle dragons, then surely they are able to handle this on their own.

I am happy to hear the news of your daughter's coming child - it truly must be nice to have your descendant so settled.

I can hardly demand of you to come and visit me on the Isles. I may be the oldest, but I can just as easily come to visit you - or we could meet at Rosa Lee Teabag once the quarantine is down - or maybe there is something in Irvingly. I have yet had the chance to visit the village.

Besides, this castle is already overrun by the fourth generation.

Yours Sincerely,
Abigail MacFusty