Letters to Noelle

[Julie Deveroix (D)]

Dear Noelle,

I haven’t heard of you since the Coronation… Has fate been good to you?

I meant to see you, but have been myself somewhat taken with events which undoubtedly you would find entertaining, minimally.

Rannan, whom you met, is hosting a small Fete at House Fournier, and has asked that I spread the word. If you aren’t busy this night, would you join me? I believe it would be a pleasant time for us to spend time together again, or mayhap merely to socialize with new people.

I just realized this happens on the Night of the Duc L’Envers’ wedding, and have no idea if you have been invited or not. Kendrick and myself have not, and I find disturbing that our own Sovereign Duc has left us out of such an event, though it is ultimately his privilege.

I would have invited Phreya, but am rather convinced she will be going to this stately event. Nonetheless, if you find yourself coming, and have knowledge of her freedom, feel free to pass along the invitation, for I am ready for a fresh start.

With sincere affection,

Julie

[Julie Deveroix (D)]

Dear Noelle,

I had expected you might be indeed be attending the Wedding, and am not surprised that you are going with Phreya. Ever since our first meeting at the Cockeral, she seemed to have a liking to you, and you to her. Having entertaining friends is a blessing, and so I congratulate you for it.

I would love to have lunch with you when the commotion of the wedding is over. I find that we do not see enough of each other, and it is highly regrettable. I anticipate we will have much stories to share. If you simply send me word, I will make myself available, as much as my entanglements allow it.

If the matter comes up, do let Phreya know that her message has been passed along to my brother, and that we await her pleasure. I keep on meaning to write, and on forgetting – I am so remiss at times, I don’t blame anyone who takes to punishing me for it.

Anticipating our meeting, and wishing you as much entertainment as you hope for, and more,

Sincerely,

Julie Deveroix