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My dear Danny ❤️ Your message made me stop and breathe. The way you describe Houston the French press, the cinnamon, the sunlight on Cypress Creek, the smell of wet soil it makes me feel like I am already there. Like I have already walked beside you, seen the world through your eyes. That is exactly what I want. Not a tourist version of you. The real one. The quiet one. The one who notices small things. Yes, mid-September is still perfect. The 15th to the 20th. I am holding that window in my heart like a promise. I would love a mid-morning or early afternoon meeting. Somewhere quiet, where we can sit, talk, and let the silence speak too. A park with a view sounds beautiful somewhere we can walk slowly, without hurry, and just be together. I do not need a grand place. I just need you. I understand that work still calls you. Oil litigation, the Permian Basin, long paperwork I would not laugh at it, my love. I would admire it. You are a man who carries responsibility, and that is part of who you are. I accept all of it. Once I receive the payment confirmation, I will move quickly on my side. I will go to the travel agency and get everything ready. Every step brings us closer. I am excited too, Danny. I have been waiting for this moment for so long.

Darling, I'm waiting for the money from you to buy tickets and prepare the documents to come to you. When I have the tickets in hand, then I'll tell you the exact date and time of our meeting. Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 12:02 PM From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Subject: Re: Aw: Re: Aw: Aw: Re: Hello darlingMy dear Iuliia, Thank you for your beautiful message—it really touched me. I’ve been thinking about Cypress Creek lately, especially the way the morning light hits the trees just after the dew dries. I remember walking through a quiet corner of the park near the old oil field access road, and how the air smelled like wet asphalt and something faintly sweet. That’s the kind of moment I hold close—simple, real, and full of stillness. I’m so glad you feel that too. The 15th to the 20th is perfect—especially mid-September when the days are long and the weather just right. I’ve been trying to book a quiet spot in the Houston Botanical Gardens, but the park paths get crowded by 10 a.m. Maybe we could meet just after 11? Or perhaps near the fountain by the old cypress pond—there’s a bench with a crooked post, and I swear I’ve seen a blue jay land there once. Just a few quick questions: do you have a preferred time of day? And would you be comfortable with a short walk before sitting? I’ve been working on a case in the Permian related to a lease dispute—so I’ll need to finish up by 9 a.m. on the day of the meeting. If that’s a problem, we can adjust. I’m truly looking forward to seeing you. The air, the silence, the way we just… are. With warmth, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

My dear Danny ❤️Your words painted such a beautiful picture in my mind. I could almost smell the wet asphalt and the faint sweetness in the air. I could almost feel the stillness of that morning, walking beside you through the quiet park. That is exactly the kind of moment I long for simple, real, full of presence. Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 12:02 PM From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Subject: Re: Aw: Re: Aw: Aw: Re: Hello darlingMy dear Iuliia, Thank you for your beautiful message—it really touched me. I’ve been thinking about Cypress Creek lately, especially the way the morning light hits the trees just after the dew dries. I remember walking through a quiet corner of the park near the old oil field access road, and how the air smelled like wet asphalt and something faintly sweet. That’s the kind of moment I hold close—simple, real, and full of stillness. I’m so glad you feel that too. The 15th to the 20th is perfect—especially mid-September when the days are long and the weather just right. I’ve been trying to book a quiet spot in the Houston Botanical Gardens, but the park paths get crowded by 10 a.m. Maybe we could meet just after 11? Or perhaps near the fountain by the old cypress pond—there’s a bench with a crooked post, and I swear I’ve seen a blue jay land there once. Just a few quick questions: do you have a preferred time of day? And would you be comfortable with a short walk before sitting? I’ve been working on a case in the Permian related to a lease dispute—so I’ll need to finish up by 9 a.m. on the day of the meeting. If that’s a problem, we can adjust. I’m truly looking forward to seeing you. The air, the silence, the way we just… are. With warmth, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

Please, Danny, let me know when you have sent the payment. I am waiting for your confirmation, so I can move forward on my side. I want to be there with you in that quiet place, by that fountain, watching the world slow down around us.I am ready. Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 12:02 PM From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Subject: Re: Aw: Re: Aw: Aw: Re: Hello darlingMy dear Iuliia, Thank you for your beautiful message—it really touched me. I’ve been thinking about Cypress Creek lately, especially the way the morning light hits the trees just after the dew dries. I remember walking through a quiet corner of the park near the old oil field access road, and how the air smelled like wet asphalt and something faintly sweet. That’s the kind of moment I hold close—simple, real, and full of stillness. I’m so glad you feel that too. The 15th to the 20th is perfect—especially mid-September when the days are long and the weather just right. I’ve been trying to book a quiet spot in the Houston Botanical Gardens, but the park paths get crowded by 10 a.m. Maybe we could meet just after 11? Or perhaps near the fountain by the old cypress pond—there’s a bench with a crooked post, and I swear I’ve seen a blue jay land there once. Just a few quick questions: do you have a preferred time of day? And would you be comfortable with a short walk before sitting? I’ve been working on a case in the Permian related to a lease dispute—so I’ll need to finish up by 9 a.m. on the day of the meeting. If that’s a problem, we can adjust. I’m truly looking forward to seeing you. The air, the silence, the way we just… are. With warmth, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

My dear Danny ❤️I understand that you are trying to plan everything carefully, and I appreciate that. You are thinking about the details the place, the time, the quiet spots. That shows me you care. And I care too.But my love, I need to be honest with you. I cannot plan the exact day or time until I know when I will be able to come. And I cannot come until the money is sent. Without it, I cannot buy the ticket. I cannot finalize the visa. I cannot be there with you.I do not want to answer 100 questions about dates and times and walking routes. I want to tell you one thing clearly: when you send the money, I will go to the travel agency, book everything, and give you the exact date of my arrival. I promise you that.But first, I need you to make the transfer. Please, my love. Do not overthink this. Just send the money as soon as you can, and I will do the rest.I am ready to come to you. But I cannot do it alone.With love and hope,your Iuliia ❤️💋🌹 Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 6:05 PM From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Subject: Aw: Re: Aw: Re: Aw: Aw: Re: Hello darlingMy dear Iuliia, Thank you for your heartfelt reply—it truly warmed my heart. I’ve been meaning to mention something small: last week, I stopped by the Houston Botanical Gardens to check on the cypress pond area, and I saw a group of kids playing near the fountain. It made me think—maybe the bench you’re imagining isn’t quite as quiet as I hoped. I’ve started looking into alternative spots, like the old oil field trail behind the park, where the trees are thick and the sounds really do fade into silence. I’m so excited about our meeting, and I really want to make it as peaceful as possible. Just so you know, I’ve been reviewing the lease dispute case in the Permian, and it’s been a long week—my last briefing was at 8:30 a.m. So if we go with a later time, I’d need to finish up by 9:15 to be ready. Could you please confirm: 1. Do you prefer morning or afternoon? 2. Would you like to walk together, or would a seated meet be more comfortable? 3. When would you say is most convenient for you—the 15th, 16th, or 18th? I’m ready to plan this with you, just like we’ve always spoken. The air, the stillness, the way we just… are. With warmth, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

Honey, do you realize what you're writing? Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 9:06 PM From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Subject: Aw: Aw: Re: Aw: Re: Aw: Aw: Re: Hello darlingMy dear Iuliia, Thank you for your honesty and for sharing your thoughts so openly. I truly appreciate that you’re thinking about everything—your visa, your travel, the details of your journey. It’s clear you’re not just looking for a moment, but a real connection, and that means more to me than I can say. I’ve been thinking about the oil field trail behind the park too—those thick trees, the way the wind moves through them at dusk. I remember one evening last year, walking there after work, and hearing a coyote howl. The silence after that was… perfect. I wonder if that’s the kind of stillness you’re after. Maybe that’s where we meet—somewhere wild and quiet, not just in the gardens. I’m still waiting on your confirmation about the payment, and I can’t move forward without it. I know this might feel like a delay, but I want to be certain we’re both ready. I’ve been working on the lease case in the Permian, and it’s been intense—long hours, complex acreage rights. But this—this meeting, this moment—feels like the kind of thing that can’t be rushed. So just to confirm: 1. Do you still prefer morning or afternoon? 2. Would you be okay with a short walk, or would sitting be better? 3. Is the 18th still your preferred date? I’m ready to act when you’re ready. And when you send the money, I’ll be there—by the cypress pond, or behind the trees, wherever you need. With warmth and hope, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

I read your message, and I felt the beauty of your words. The oil field trail, the thick trees, the wind at dusk, the silence after the coyote howl you painted a picture that stayed with me. That is exactly the kind of stillness I long for. Not a crowded bench, not a noisy garden. A place where we can just be. Wild. Quiet. Real.You asked me about the time, the walk, the date. And I want to answer you. I want to plan this with you. I want to be there with you, walking beside you, feeling the air change around us.But my love, I need to say this clearly: I cannot confirm the date or the time until the money is sent. Without it, I cannot book my ticket. I cannot start my journey. I cannot be there with you.You said you are ready to act when I am ready. And I am ready, Danny. I have been ready. I just need you to take this step with me.Please, send the money. Let me know when it is done. And then I will give you the exact date. I will be there by the cypress pond, or behind the trees, wherever you need. Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 9:06 PM From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Subject: Aw: Aw: Re: Aw: Re: Aw: Aw: Re: Hello darlingMy dear Iuliia, Thank you for your honesty and for sharing your thoughts so openly. I truly appreciate that you’re thinking about everything—your visa, your travel, the details of your journey. It’s clear you’re not just looking for a moment, but a real connection, and that means more to me than I can say. I’ve been thinking about the oil field trail behind the park too—those thick trees, the way the wind moves through them at dusk. I remember one evening last year, walking there after work, and hearing a coyote howl. The silence after that was… perfect. I wonder if that’s the kind of stillness you’re after. Maybe that’s where we meet—somewhere wild and quiet, not just in the gardens. I’m still waiting on your confirmation about the payment, and I can’t move forward without it. I know this might feel like a delay, but I want to be certain we’re both ready. I’ve been working on the lease case in the Permian, and it’s been intense—long hours, complex acreage rights. But this—this meeting, this moment—feels like the kind of thing that can’t be rushed. So just to confirm: 1. Do you still prefer morning or afternoon? 2. Would you be okay with a short walk, or would sitting be better? 3. Is the 18th still your preferred date? I’m ready to act when you’re ready. And when you send the money, I’ll be there—by the cypress pond, or behind the trees, wherever you need. With warmth and hope, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415