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in reply to a message by CN
Dear Mr. and Mrs. McCrae,
Thank you for your interest in the Time Travel Adoption Agency. We have been lucky enough to find siblings for you to adopt, with hopes that they will get along beautifully with Oliver, Felix, and Victor.
Hailing from 1942 are the Foster sisters: Bettye Willa, 13, Virgie Maude, 10, and Patty Cora, 8. They are the sum total of their family; there was once another child, a baby boy called Mike, but he died with their parents of a terrible flu. The girls were spared, and now they wish to be adopted.
All three are very kind, good girls, and we believe that, though they are older than your three, they will provide companionship, guidance (and perhaps babysitting!) that will be invaluable to your family. Bettye, the furthest left in the photo, is a responsible young lady who has been taking care of her two younger sisters for three months now, since their parents and small brother died. She loves school and cooking, though she looks forward to the day that she can focus more on the former than the latter. Virgie, in the center, is a wisp of a girl who enjoys knitting and other handicrafts and would love to learn to embroider. She is quiet but sweet. And Patty on the end, is a talkative, dynamic spitfire of a girl who loves just about everything from climbing trees to the knitting bees she and her sisters hold on slow afternoons. Patty's wild imagination is charming, though she does on occasion have frightening nightmares.
In light of the fact that the girls have been taking care of themselves for some time now, it is important that we are able to fit them with a new parent or parents as soon as possible. Thank you for your generous offer to consider taking them in. All of our potential adoptees understand that they may be requested to go by new names in their new lives and are not averse to the possibility, though we at the Time Travel Adoption Agency recommend that a new parent or parents keep at least some vestiges of their old names.
Sincerely yours,
Arraya Light
P.S. After having the girls a few months, should you indeed confirm your adoption, we would be delighted to receive a letter in return; it is important for us to follow up on our charges and see if the children are adjusting to their vastly different ways of life.
Thank you for your interest in the Time Travel Adoption Agency. We have been lucky enough to find siblings for you to adopt, with hopes that they will get along beautifully with Oliver, Felix, and Victor.
Hailing from 1942 are the Foster sisters: Bettye Willa, 13, Virgie Maude, 10, and Patty Cora, 8. They are the sum total of their family; there was once another child, a baby boy called Mike, but he died with their parents of a terrible flu. The girls were spared, and now they wish to be adopted.
All three are very kind, good girls, and we believe that, though they are older than your three, they will provide companionship, guidance (and perhaps babysitting!) that will be invaluable to your family. Bettye, the furthest left in the photo, is a responsible young lady who has been taking care of her two younger sisters for three months now, since their parents and small brother died. She loves school and cooking, though she looks forward to the day that she can focus more on the former than the latter. Virgie, in the center, is a wisp of a girl who enjoys knitting and other handicrafts and would love to learn to embroider. She is quiet but sweet. And Patty on the end, is a talkative, dynamic spitfire of a girl who loves just about everything from climbing trees to the knitting bees she and her sisters hold on slow afternoons. Patty's wild imagination is charming, though she does on occasion have frightening nightmares.
In light of the fact that the girls have been taking care of themselves for some time now, it is important that we are able to fit them with a new parent or parents as soon as possible. Thank you for your generous offer to consider taking them in. All of our potential adoptees understand that they may be requested to go by new names in their new lives and are not averse to the possibility, though we at the Time Travel Adoption Agency recommend that a new parent or parents keep at least some vestiges of their old names.
Sincerely yours,
Arraya Light
P.S. After having the girls a few months, should you indeed confirm your adoption, we would be delighted to receive a letter in return; it is important for us to follow up on our charges and see if the children are adjusting to their vastly different ways of life.
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