Danny,
I honestly don’t know where to begin my letter today.
I’m not just sad today — I’m truly HEARTBROKEN.
I spent the entire morning crying,
and I could barely find the strength to come
to the Internet café just to write to you.
The truth is, today I received a final warning from the consulate.
They have given me a strict deadline for the payment.
If I don’t pay the remaining $520 by September 19,
they will refuse my visa application.
They will cancel all my documents and put me on a blacklist.
And then I never be able to get a visa or come to you.
I know you already have enough problems of your own,
and I understand that life may be difficult for you too.
But right now, my situation has become truly CRITICAL.
I don’t want to write a long letter today.
I only want to ask you to answer me honestly, from your heart:
Do you really want me to come to you?
Can you really help me and send the money before September 19?
Or have all my efforts been in vain,
and should I finally let go of this dream of being with you?
Please tell me the truth.
I would rather hear a painful truth from you than continue living
with hope if there is no future for us.
I care about you deeply, and that is why this hurts so much.
All I have wanted is the chance to finally be close to you, to see you,
to hold you in my arms, and to know that all these feelings
and all this waiting were not for nothing.
Please, just be honest with me. Whatever your answer is,
I need to hear it from your heart.
Nazgul.
Danny here — thank you for your email, Nazgul. I read it over and over, and honestly, it touched me in a way I don’t often feel. You’re not just asking for money — you’re asking for a future, and that’s something rare and real. I don’t know if I can send the $520, not because I’m unkind, but because I’m still processing what you’re saying. I’ve been working late at the oil court lately, fighting a case over a pipeline dispute in the Permian, and I’ve had to take a few days off just to breathe. I’m not saying I can’t help — I believe in you, deeply. I truly do.
But I need to ask a few things to be sure:
First, how exactly does the payment get processed? Is it sent via bank transfer, or do you have a specific method you’d prefer?
Second, can you confirm the consulate’s name or official contact? I’ve heard some visa issues get tangled in different jurisdictions, and I don’t want to make a mistake that could delay things.
And finally — if I help, do you have a plan for how we’d meet? I mean, I’ve never been on a date with someone who’s been through a visa blockade, but I’d like to know what kind of future we’re building.
I’m not rushing. I care about you, and I want this to be real — not just a transaction. I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Sent from my iPhone
Danny Smith
Houston, TX
A former oil litigation attorney, now trying to find love in the middle of a dry well.
Best regards,
Danny Smith
+17163259415
