Dear Geranium, Please Forget-Me-Not - Printable Version
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Dear Geranium, Please Forget-Me-Not - Millie Potts - September 6, 2023
Monday, September the 4th, 1893
Miss Autumn Fairfax
Words can hardly express my sorrow. My part in Friday night's incident is something that will weigh on my heart for a long time. It would shock me none if you thought me now no better than those filthy, wretched street girls I found around you this summer. Perhaps I should have handled that better myself, for now we arrive here from opposite points.
I wish to be anything but opposites, and I hope you feel the same. If you asked me then, I thought Miss Parkinson went much too far with her words. She can be a prickly thorn on the flower of this wonderful house, and it took me a while not to get hurt by her as well. Though I can't entirely say I didn't enjoy seeing her bloody face after only a few seconds under your gentle ministrations. Sometimes I wish we were boys instead, their problems are more simply resolved.
Perhaps we could settle ours over tea after classes today?
Apologetically yours,
Miss Millie Potts
Miss Millie Potts
RE: Dear Geranium, Please Forget-Me-Not - Autumn Fairfax - September 8, 2023
4th September, 1893
Miss Millie Potts,
I don’t think you are like those street girls at all, but I would think you thought that about me. I know I shouldn’t have hit Miss Parkinson, but she was bullying Penelope and it’s my job to protect her now. In my mind, I was doing what you did for me - being the lady knight, remember? I don’t know how I feel about you, though, because you’re friends with her and were also involved in the mean gossip, but if you say that you don’t agree with what she said about Penelope, I will do my best to believe you and have tea with you this afternoon.
Sincerely,
Miss Autumn Fairfax
P.S. Do I have to wear something fancy for tea?
I don’t think you are like those street girls at all, but I would think you thought that about me. I know I shouldn’t have hit Miss Parkinson, but she was bullying Penelope and it’s my job to protect her now. In my mind, I was doing what you did for me - being the lady knight, remember? I don’t know how I feel about you, though, because you’re friends with her and were also involved in the mean gossip, but if you say that you don’t agree with what she said about Penelope, I will do my best to believe you and have tea with you this afternoon.
Sincerely,
Miss Autumn Fairfax
P.S. Do I have to wear something fancy for tea?
RE: Dear Geranium, Please Forget-Me-Not - Millie Potts - September 12, 2023
Monday, The Same
Miss Fairfax
There are many ways in which I fear that terrible night has gifted you a bad impression. Your letter gives me hope that there is still some chance for redemption. I hold no ill-feelings for you or Miss Valenduris, and I cannot abide anyone who does. Please come to tea as you are, if it is still agreeable.
Sincerely yours,
Miss Potts
Miss Potts