"London, 8th April 1918,

My Dearest Andermis,

I've received the gift from your front, my love! It surely is the most wonderful gift I've ever received. Thank you for the bracelet made from a piece of shell casing. I can't explain it, but it looks simple yet I adore it more than any expensive jewelry I own. Thank you so much!

My society is progressing well. I'm busier than ever now, mostly volunteering when I'm not with Francine. But don't worry, I haven't neglected my studies! I'm confident I've nearly memorized your entire bookshelf! Alright, I know that just knowing all that won't make me a good lawyer, and it takes more than book knowledge. I understand that, which is why I'm leaving the rest to you. I want you to be the one to guide me into becoming an accomplished female attorney. Through you, I've realized I can still make something meaningful of my life!

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I can't quite tell, but I think I might be gaining weight. Today, Anna had to help me into a dress from a few months ago. Strangely enough, I've been eating more than usual, perhaps due to exhaustion. And how about you out there? You must have lost quite a bit of weight, haven't you? I can't imagine there being many options. Oh, how I wish I could send you some of Mrs. Patmore's pastries! But alas, I doubt they would make it through. You really must return to me soon!

Take care, my love! Yours,

Fiona."