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To: ask. amy at highbury. chronicle. edu

From: jerry. knight at gmail. com

Time Sent: Mon, May 7, 2010 at 3:55 pm

Subject: My letter and your reply

Thanks for being honest, Emma. I was an idiot to have expected anything more or less than what I got. I hope we're still friends?

To: jerry. knight at gmail. com.com

From: ask. amy at highbury. chronicle. edu

Time Sent: Mon, May 7, 2010 at 4:13 pm

Subject: Re - My letter and your reply

Yes, of course we're still friends, Knight. It's just... I mean, I can't–

Whatever. Screw this. Just promise me you'll look out for next week's Ask Amy section, okay?

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Dear Knight,

This is happening far too often, but I feel terrible about the reply I wrote to your letter. I was rude, and bossy and way out of line. It was not my place to pass judgments on whether or not the girl you love is right for you. It's up to you to know your own heart.

So... I'll tell you the truth now. The girl you're talking about actually wrote to me only a little while ago asking my advice for how she could get together with you. She likes you back – and who knows, maybe after a while she'll even love you back.

Please don't ask me why I told you not to confess your feelings to her when I knew all this. It was wrong of me, I know. Go on and be happy with your Biology beauty. You deserve it.

Amy