Dora Says That Edward Seems To Spend All His Free Time Writing Her
Dear Readers,
I told you last night in my last entry that I wondered if Edward had not taken a lover in the Syrian Desert. He reminds me of the kind of man who needs a woman. But then, on the other hand, he puzzles me. He seems to spend all his free hours when he is not riding with Lawrence of Arabia or tending to the Colonel's paperwork, penning letters to me. His missives are quite long and detailed. And if he is seeing another woman, why does he ask me to send a memento to remember me by?
I sent him a pair of my silk stockings. He seemed to think that was just what he wanted. I ask you, does that sound like a man who is having an affair with another woman?
In short, Edward misses me a lot out in the wilds of Arabia.
Sincerely yours,
Dora Benley
P.S. I should have confidence in myself. After all, I survived the Lusitania, didn't I?
I told you last night in my last entry that I wondered if Edward had not taken a lover in the Syrian Desert. He reminds me of the kind of man who needs a woman. But then, on the other hand, he puzzles me. He seems to spend all his free hours when he is not riding with Lawrence of Arabia or tending to the Colonel's paperwork, penning letters to me. His missives are quite long and detailed. And if he is seeing another woman, why does he ask me to send a memento to remember me by?
I sent him a pair of my silk stockings. He seemed to think that was just what he wanted. I ask you, does that sound like a man who is having an affair with another woman?
In short, Edward misses me a lot out in the wilds of Arabia.
Sincerely yours,
Dora Benley
P.S. I should have confidence in myself. After all, I survived the Lusitania, didn't I?
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