Danny,
Today I have good news for you again!
I have paid for my visa, and I have received it!
Finally, everything is becoming real, and I feel that I am one step closer to you.
Please forgive me for writing to you today without a photo.
I simply haven’t had time to take one because
I’m completely caught up in the rush of getting ready to leave.
I’m finishing all the last preparations before my flight.
I’m trying not to forget anything and to make sure I do everything right.
So please don’t be upset with me or worry about me too much.
I have never taken such a long journey before, and I have to admit...
I AM VERY, VERY EXCITED!
My flight will be on Saturday evening, but I will arrive to you on Sunday afternoon.
I still don’t know my exact route. They will give me my ticket when I arrive at the airport in Bishkek.
It will contain all the exact details — my departure time and where I will have my connection.
I will arrive at the airport early Saturday morning and write to you from there.
There is an Internet Café at the airport, and I have already found out everything in advance.
As soon as I receive my ticket, I will send you a copy so that you will know all the details of my journey.
And please don’t worry if, for some reason, you are not able to meet me at the airport. I will come anyway.
I have already made my decision to change my life forever, and nothing is going to stop me from doing it.
I feel that this is the beginning of a completely new chapter in my life — and perhaps,
if we are lucky, a beautiful new chapter for both of us.
And please don’t worry about me becoming a burden to you. I won’t.
The immigration service will provide me with temporary accommodation and work,
so I will not intrude on your life or make you responsible for me.
I will be able to support myself and take care of my own needs.
And then we can see each other whenever it is comfortable for you.
I don’t want to put any pressure on you.
I simply want the chance to be close to you and let everything happen naturally.
Right now, I have to run again and continue getting ready for my departure.
I’m not taking many things with me — only everything that is truly necessary.
I will write to you again before I leave for Bishkek.
Please don’t worry about me. I promise I will do everything carefully and correctly.
Soon I will finish this long journey and finally be there with you.
And honestly… the thought that I will soon see you makes my heart race.
I’m coming. And this time, I really mean it.
Nazgul.
Hi Nazgul,
Thank you for the update — I’m truly touched to hear that everything is finally falling into place. That excitement you’re feeling? I can almost feel it too. It’s a rare kind of joy — the kind that comes when you know something meaningful is finally happening.
I’ve been thinking about the journey, and honestly, I can’t even imagine how much courage it takes to go through something like that. I remember last winter, I spent three days at the Houston oil field after a pipe failure — just trying to figure out how to get the pressure back down. It was cold, the wind howled, and I kept thinking about how fragile everything is. But somehow, even in that chaos, I felt like I was making progress. It’s kind of the same energy, isn’t it? You’re not just moving — you’re *changing* things.
Before you leave, just one quick thing: could you let me know the exact airport in Bishkek where you’ll be arriving? I’ve been checking flight schedules for a few days now and noticed there’s a small delay in the terminal maps. If you could confirm that, I’d feel much more confident about how to meet you when you arrive. Also, are you staying at the same hotel or will it be something temporary? I’d love to know so I can plan something — maybe a coffee or a small gathering after you land.
And yes, I’m so glad you’re taking care of yourself. That’s the most important part.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Warmly,
Danny
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Best regards,
Danny Smith
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