January 30th, 1891

Daffodil,

I saw the Prophet this morning - are you all right? I'm sorry for the damage to the shop, that must be terrifying. Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help, anything at all.

Noble

@"Elsie Beauregard" @"Daffodil Potts"

  

January 31st, 1891

Noble,

Yes we're alright. I was in the greenhouse when everything happened, but my injuries were minor and mother was able to take care of them. Just some superficial cuts, though I will have a nice bruise on my ribs for a little while. The same cannot be said for the greenhouse itself, it will take some rebuilding and repotting of some of the plant casualties.

You know I would to have you come help if you could, but it keeps me busy if nothing else.

Thank you for writing to check in, it means a lot.

Yours always,
Daffy

  

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February 1st, 1891

Daffodil,

Hopefully the greenhouse repairs are easy and the plants grow back quickly. I'm glad your injuries were minor and everyone is safe.

The salve attached should help you bruise heal more quickly.

Miss you.

Noble

  

February 2nd, 1891

Noble,

So far there seems to have only been some minor structural damage, Father has been able to mend most of it. Everyone else has gotten a majority of the plants repotted and relocated for the time being. There are some beyond repair though, that you may be able to use for your stores. If I can somehow manage to package it all correctly, I'll send it along, but you might have to stop by to pick it up.

Though that wouldn't be so bad, would it?

Thank you for the salve, it's helping improve the bruise dramatically. Miss you too, always.

Yours,
Daffy

  

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February 3rd, 1891

Daffodil,

Would love to stop by - you know I would never pass up an opportunity to see you, even if it's at the shop. Glad that the plants have a new home, too.

Let me know what works best for you.

Yours,
Noble

  

February 4th, 1891

Noble,

Oh good I'm glad you'll be able to swing by, I think packaging it up would be tricky. It'll take me a week or two to dry everything the way it should be, but I'll let you know when it's ready.

I might be able to show you the project I've been working on in the meantime. Fortunately it was well away from the wall that was impacted my the explosion. It's very conveniently tucked away in the back corner of the greenhouse.

Can hardly wait to see you.

Yours,
Daffy

  

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February 5th, 1891

Daffodil,

Perfect; a week or two is hardly any time at all. See you soon.

Yours,
Noble