Missive Dated June 12

I am here now in Isling Junction like you requested. I was annoyed but not surprised that you did not come to get me at the station. I must say it’s a little lonely and embarrassing to be kept waiting in one place in a town full of strangers. Isling Junction is a big city you know. There are almost four thousand people they told me. Do you expect me to find what I am supposed to be doing here on my own, do you? I can’t read your mind.

I hope you don’t mind I took the liberty of checking in to the David’s Inn and I have a room there. So I will wait at the tables there for you if you are actually coming. Don’t expect me to wait forever. I have made up my mind to buy a ticket back home on Saturday if you don’t show. Don’t come making excuses later that you never got my messages. I am well aware of just how reliable the Missive Service is.

If I am not there when you arrive, just stay there because I have probably gone window shopping or something. The hills know just how long I have waited for you, so you can wait for me. After all, what is the point of traveling to a town with at least a dozen shops in it if I don’t get the opportunity to look around?

Hurry up.