Dear Nathan,
I’ve wanted so long to tell you what I feel for you but
Dear Nathan,
I’ve waited what feels like forever to tell
you how much I lov
Dear Nathan,
I’ve wanted to tell you this for so long now, but I haven’t had the courage. That, and I didn’t
want to get in between you and Shannon. Before you ask, I’ll tell you the truth: I don’t like her. I think she’s evil, arrogant and
stupid, but those are just my honest feelings, and I believe right now is a chance for me to be completely honest with you.
Heather crumpled up the piece of paper and tossed it across the room. She dug under her bed sheets and pulled out the remote, turning on the television, hoping for a distraction from this agonizing task.
“…the
bill is moving through at an alarming rate and will more than likely be approved by the President. The decision to change the Pledge
of Allegiance to omit reference to ‘God’ is one that has spurred national debate from all political sides. The President –“
Heather turned the newscast off, enraged whenever she heard mention of the President and that stupid bill. She covered her bare legs up with a sheet, protecting them from the air conditioning that was blowing directly on her, and started her note on a fresh sheet of paper.
Dear Nathan,
I love you. I’ll just say it because it’s how I’ve felt for so long now. I love you and I’m not ashamed
to say it and I hope that because of this you will dump that stupid
She wondered what an alternate word for the one she was thinking of would be. She didn’t want to lace her ‘love’ letter with curse words, but she wanted to be honest with Nathan. Idiot? No, too light. Harpy? Sounds too Greek. She-devil? That sounds a little more accurate.