Dear Midna,
It's been a week since you left. I just got home for the first time in months. Actually, this is the first time I've been back since you were here last. Do you remember that day?
It was when we were going to get the Master Sword in the Sacred Grove. All of the stress had gotten to me, and I was ready to have a meltdown. You had rolled your eyes and said, "Why don't we go back to your home then? Maybe it'll calm your stupid hormones." I miss when you would tease me like that. I used to always think for days about comebacks that would match up to yours. They were never as good though.
Why did you leave me, Midna? I thought everything was perfect between us. You were my best friend, and now you're gone. How could you just leave me? Everything was finally about to be peaceful again. You could have gone back to the Twilight Realm if you really wanted to, but you didn't have to break the mirror. You must not have realized that I still wanted to be with you, and see you.
Is that why you broke the mirror? Because you thought I didn't want to see you anymore? Or was it because you didn't want to see me? I'm sorry for whatever I did, just please come back. I can't be alone, Midna. The silence is too loud and it's killing me. Kind of like what you did to my heart. Don't worry though, I'm not really mad at you, I'm just mad. And confused. But maybe you already know that. And that makes me wonder if you're thinking about me right now, or if I've even crossed your mind since you broke the mirror. What were you going to say to me before you did it? You just trailed off, then ran away. If my world was perfect, you would have told me you loved me, and we could have been together. You could have stayed in the light world with me, and came back to Ordon. I didn't think I ever wanted to get married to a woman until I met you, Midna. But now it's too late, and I'll spend my life alone.
I have a really funny story, Midna, but you wouldn't think it's funny because all I did was embarrass myself. It took me a long, long time to finally let Zelda take me back to Castle Town. You remember Zelda, right? Well after she got me to Telma's bar, I found a new friend called whiskey. Well, whiskey made me feel so much better, and I thought I could do anything. I can't remember what I did, but Rusl told me I tried to propose to Telma and that I promised a soldier he could have Epona if he would marry us. I can see your face right now Midna, and you're rolling your eyes. I can see that underneath you're laughing at me, and if things would go my way, you look a little jealous and wish that you were the one I was asking to marry.
Things never go my way though, or at least they haven't since you left. I don't know what I'm going to do now that all the evil is gone. I don't want to be a goat herder again, that's nothing compared to what we were doing. I guess a part of me is wishing that Ganondorf would come back so you would too.
If you saw me right now, I think you would be embarrassed. Why, you ask? Well, Midna, I just let all of my masculinity go down the drain. If I could send you this letter, you'd see the ink is smudged and the paper is wrinkled from moisture. That would be because I'm crying, Midna. I can't hold my feelings in any longer. I'm sure Zelda saw right through me when I told her I was fine. She offered to let me stay at the castle to keep an eye on me. Zelda can be really caring when she's worried, but I don't want her to be worrying about me. I'll be just fine.
You see that, Midna? I can be a good liar too. But I can promise this is the truth when I say that I miss you, Midna, more than anything. If you didn't know this already, I love you and I would give anything for you to come back.
Love, Link