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Letter 1

Good day, Charles!
I can’t tell you how much your letters mean to me—they bring a sincere joy to my days. With everything that’s going on here, every day feels like another test, and your messages help distract me from the challenges. How are you feeling today? How is your mood?
It’s so good to hear from you, and I hope we can continue to make our correspondence a regular and meaningful part of our lives. Yes, I’m serious about getting to know you better, and all I seek is a genuine, personal connection. I apologize if my replies are delayed; I’ll respond as soon as I get the chance.
Thank you again for your time and your thoughtful messages. It’s clear that you are genuinely interested in me, and that means so much. It’s rare to meet someone so kind, decent, and serious. I feel truly lucky.
Reading your letters, I’ve been trying to picture the things you’ve shared about yourself. This exchange feels both interesting and a bit romantic, don’t you think?
I’m on my third letter now, and I’m beginning to feel as though I’ve shared a lot about myself already. But I know we still have so much more to discover about each other. In my previous letter, we agreed to focus on specific topics, so today, I’d like to share my thoughts on relationships and what I envision for the future with a man.
It’s hard to characterize myself, but I’ll try to paint a picture of who I am. As I mentioned, I grew up as an independent child, helping my mother around the house. This shaped me into a woman who values comfort and warmth in the home. I love to cook and create a cozy environment. Can you cook too? What’s your favorite dish, and do you have any special dishes from your country that you enjoy?
I believe a woman’s role is to create comfort at home and nurture her relationship with her partner. While modern life often sees women pursuing careers and self-realization, I find great joy in traditional roles like taking care of the home and making my partner feel loved and cared for.
As for the ideal man, it’s difficult to put into words, but I know I want someone who shares my values and life goals. I see the man I dream of as the head of our home—someone I can trust and rely on. Reliability is key for me.
What do you think about this vision of a relationship? I’d love to hear your thoughts. How do you feel about a woman sharing more intimate photos? Sometimes women like to show their sensuality through pictures, and I’m curious about your thoughts on that.
Charles, thank you for continuing to communicate with me. Not every man would be open to a woman who might need to leave her country due to the current war. The fear that comes with living in such conditions is overwhelming, but writing to you brings a sense of relief and distraction. The situation is getting worse here, but I remain hopeful. I really want to leave this country and start anew in a peaceful place.
I’m sending you some photos—I hope you like them. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Warmly,
Catherine Benny

Letter 2

Hey, Charles!
As always, I’m so happy to see your new letter. I find myself looking forward to hearing from you every day, and when I see your message, my mood immediately improves. Thank you for brightening my days. How are you feeling today?
Everything seems to be falling into place for us, and I truly believe there are no obstacles in our way—except, of course, the distance. What matters is that we’re both open to continuing our communication. I feel fortunate to be speaking with someone like you, especially during these difficult times. Your words always make me feel a little happier.
Today, I’d like to share more about my interests and what drives me. I hope this will give you a deeper understanding of who I am. After graduating from university, I’ve always been a very goal-oriented person. I focused a lot on my studies, often neglecting social events, which is probably why I’m not someone who enjoys parties. I’m a quieter person who enjoys more calm, meaningful activities like outdoor walks.
I’ve never been obsessed with love or relationships, and that’s probably why I’m still single. In my country, many men aren’t interested in building families, so I’ve been waiting for the right one. Now, though, I know I want to create a future with a man who shares my vision for a family and strong, honest relationship. I’m not rushing into it, but I do believe that we need to take our time and truly understand each other before taking that step.
Do you believe in destiny, Charles? I feel like maybe it’s fate that we’ve crossed paths. What is the standard of living like in your country? What are some of your favorite things to do in your free time? I love outdoor activities, like cycling and long walks. I also enjoy fitness and aerobics at home. Do you like dancing? What kind of dance do you enjoy?
I want us to continue developing our connection, to really get to know each other better. I long for a partner who will care for me and give me love and tenderness. I’ve been single for quite a while, and I’m ready to open my heart to someone special. I hope that someone is you.
The situation here has shown me that there’s no future in this place, and many people are leaving to find safety and stability elsewhere. I’ve also realized that I’m ready for change. I miss the closeness and affection of a partner, and I hope we can share that in the future.
I watch the news every day, hoping to hear that the war is finally over. So many innocent people suffer because of political interests, and it’s disheartening to see how little help there is for the people who need it most.
I’m so grateful for our communication, Charles. It really helps me through these tough times. I look forward to hearing from you and learning more about you.
Sending you my photos—I hope you like them.
Best,
Catherine Benny

Letter 3

Good afternoon, Charles!
Thank you for your letter. It always brightens my day to hear from you, especially now, when communication like this is one of the few things that help me escape from the harsh reality around me. I really look forward to hearing more about you, and I hope you feel the same way.
How are you today? How’s your mood? I’m doing okay, but it’s tough living under these circumstances. The situation here is getting worse by the day, and I hope things will improve soon. How has your day been?
I can’t ignore what’s going on here, but I try not to focus too much on the constant media coverage. The information we receive is often contradictory, and it’s hard to believe everything we hear. We’ve been dealing with the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, and now we’re in the middle of a war. It’s difficult to process all of this.
On the topic of health, I wanted to ask how things were in your country with COVID-19. Were masks mandatory there, and did you get vaccinated? Here, we had strict measures, but I did get vaccinated, and now I have an international certificate.
The war has disrupted everything here—logistics, communications, even basic services. I never imagined I’d be living through such a time. Charles, I’d love to have your phone number, just in case we lose contact for some reason. Would you be comfortable sharing it with me?
The more we talk, the more our bond grows. I’m really looking forward to what the future holds for us. I’m certain that we both have clear goals for this relationship, and I want us to make the most of this time.
How do you feel about changes in life, Charles? Are you someone who is ready for the changes that come with building a relationship? I’m very open and honest, and I value trust and sincerity in others. I love when people are genuine, without hidden agendas. I’m not quick-tempered, and I always strive to make peace when conflicts arise.
I’m feeling a bit down today, but your letters always lift my spirits. I’ve run low on food and will need to go to the store soon. I feel lonely, especially with so many of my friends either leaving the country or staying with their families. But I’m glad to have you to talk to.
Thank you for being there for me, Charles. I’ll keep looking forward to your next letter.
Sending you some more photos—I hope you like them.
Warmly,
Catherine Benny