Fourteen: Epilogue.
20th December 1913,
Dearest Molly,
I am sorry it took so long to respond to your last letter but just two weeks ago we decided to leave the sea for winter and we arrived in Boston three days ago. To see the City again is wonderful and right away Jack has a job working with Phillip. I haven't seen Christmas so wonderfully cold in so long but now it warms my heart to see the tree so beautiful and the carol singers in the town square so jolly.
We also have another piece of good news, just before the move, we discovered that I was expecting again. Perhaps I will be due to have the child around Spring and so we have decided to stay here to make a wonderful home for our children. Elizabeth took her first steps yesterday and she is chattering away much of the day, although we yet have to understand any of it. We have a busy New Year ahead of us, but once we have settled a little more, we would love for if you would visit us for Elizabeth's first birthday? We have lots to talk about and I would like to see you.
Jack and Phil spend most of their days together and Elizabeth finds him to be just as funny as she always did. He plays with her, he reads to her and to see my daughter idolise another man aside from her father is just lovely. Despite his past, I like him and we need all of the help we can get and not just that, but he is part of our family.
I hope life in Denver is well and that you feel refreshed and ready for Christmas after your recent trip to the Maldives. I just wish I could head to tropical shores but that isn't on the cards for me just yet.
Please pass on my love to JJ and the rest of your family. I do hope that you have the most wonderful Christmas yet and that the New Year brings you love, light and much laughter.
All of my love,
Rose Dawson.
A/N:
Thank you all so much for reading this! I just feel I have done all that I can with it. I never thought that it would span so far especially as two , for those who have enjoyed it and kept up with me, thank you for giving it your time.
I am writing others too as we speak.
Thanks again.