2 June, 2011

Dear Evangeline,

I deeply regret how little I realized what luxury and privilage I enjoyed with you as my concierge all these many months ago. It is a credit to you that your efforts were invisible to me while I labored for the public. All efforts visible to me by all other staff seemed distinctly motivated to disrupt, but it is clear now that I should have made more note of the silent, sturdy, stalwart effectiveness of your making.

I wonder if now you've taken up caring for Glass? I hope for my own ego's sake he is a cumbersome charge, but I hope for yours his reputation as a meticulous and methodical wizard holds true.

Perhaps we should get around to my purpose in owling: I'll be back in London for family, business, and pleasure in two weeks and it would be a favor to me if we could meet and make merry as former colleagues and old friends. Are you free?

Owl back.

Yours verbosely but with all sincerity,

P. Zephyr.

Persepolis,

It would be improper of me to comment on the new minister’s professional manner. I do, however, feel your ego can remain intact. Personally, I can tell you that you are at least missed by one person on Level 1.

Owl me closer to the time and I shall clear my schedule. It would be lovely to see you.

Your old friend,
Eva