As I’ve mentioned more than once, what’s really important to the protagonist will happen in the story. That is, the author will describe the event(s) in words. Readers can imagine all they want, but if something is not written, that means it’s not substantial enough to alter the course of the story or it simply will not directly affect the protagonist whatsoever. 🙂 Anyway, as promised in Part 1, here is Part 2 of the letter. Merci, Antlay! ❤❤ Candy continued to describe the details of the day trip to Lakewood. No doubt both Albert and Candy were in great moods, like they were going out for a date. 😀
Related posts:
Candy’s last letter to Albert (Part 3)
Overwhelmed with emotions (Part 1)
The day her life changed (Part 5)
Wildflowers on the way to Lakewood
