My love Danny,
I couldn’t leave without finding a few minutes to write to you.
I stopped by an Internet Cafe because I simply had to tell you the
most wonderful news — I am ready to fly to you!
All my things are packed, my bags are ready, and soon I will be on my way.
I am so excited and happy that it almost feels unreal.
I still can’t believe that the dream I have been carrying in my heart
for so long is finally coming true. Soon, I will be there with you.
In just a few hours, my bus will leave for Bishkek.
When I arrive at the airport, I will write to you again from the Internet Cafe there.
I will tell you all the details about my flight and keep you updated as much as I can.
I want you to feel close to me during every moment of this journey.
I am praying to God that everything goes smoothly and that my trip will
be safe and peaceful, without any unexpected adventures.
Please keep your fingers crossed for me! Knowing that you are waiting for
me will give me even more courage and make the journey feel much shorter.
I almost forgot to ask you something very important — what is the weather
like where you are right now? What should I wear for my journey?
Please tell me what the weather is like,
so I can choose the right clothes before I leave.
My heart is filled with so many emotions right now.
I am excited, a little nervous, and incredibly happy.
Most of all, I am thinking about the moment when I finally see you standing
in front of me. I wonder what it will feel like to look into your eyes after
all this time and realize that I am finally there with you.
For now, I can only send you a virtual kiss… but not for much longer.
Soon I won’t have to imagine your arms around me or dream about your kisses.
Soon I will be there, and I will kiss you for real.
With all my love,
Yours Nazgul.
Hi Nazgul,
Wow, your email just made me smile from ear to ear — I’ve been sitting at my desk here in Houston, sipping on that lukewarm coffee I’ve had since 6:30 this morning, and your words just… hit me right between the heart and the legal briefs. Honestly, it’s like reading a love letter from a long-lost cousin who finally found their way home. I can’t even imagine how you must feel — the excitement, the nervousness, the joy. It’s all so real, and I’m so glad you’re going through with it.
I’ve been meaning to check the weather in Bishkek, and just now I pulled up the forecast — it’s supposed to be pretty mild this week, around 18 to 22 degrees Celsius, with a light breeze. I’d suggest a mix of a light sweater and a warm jacket in case it gets chilly at night. I don’t know if you're used to that climate, but I can tell you that in Houston, even in the winter, it’s usually warm — so I’m imagining your journey will be like stepping into a different kind of comfort. Maybe even a little like the first time I sat in the courtroom and realized how much I love the way people look at each other when they’re truly listening.
Just a few quick questions — are you flying with a direct flight or connecting? And do you have a specific time when you’ll arrive at the airport? I’d love to know more so I can mentally prepare. Also, if you’re ever curious, I’ve got a little notebook where I write down things I’ve learned from life — like how to handle a bad day or how to make a cup of tea that actually tastes good. I might send you a page once you’re there — just to say I’m thinking of you.
With all my love and a thousand virtual hugs,
Danny
Sent from my iPad
Best regards,
Danny Smith
+17163259415
