April 3rd, 1890
Dear Huck,
I would have loved to have seen that - and the look on the gentlemans face. I imagine he was probably more surprised to see Virgil than he was to lose his food. Ferrets are not a common sight at most events.
I also attend some gatherings when I can. I do enjoy dancing, at the very least. Especially if it is lively! But it is usually Robin who attends all manner of things though neither of us are supposed to. Our parents are quite protective but as we are adults, there is little they can actually do about it these days.
I suspect he approves. Though I can't truthfully say I would be bothered if he didn't. Now, my parents would most certainly not approve. You see, I have a confession to make - the reason you met me without a chaperone in sight is because they simply did not know I had left the house. I have gotten quite good at slipping out unseen though I suppose my maid covers for me, more than likely. Perhaps I should give her a gift.
Despite that, I am sure it could be arranged for you to meet Jupiter. It isn't like my parents can have eyes everywhere and I doubt your intentions would be to harm me as they fear would happen. For I can be a very fierce fighter if I need to be.
So far, April seems to be promising and I am sure it will be the last we have seen of snow until the next time Father Winter tucks us in with his white blanket.
Yours,
Dove
Dove
