Letter To Frank In Eveline

Dear Frank,

You have made the biggest difference in my life in so many ways. Ever since my mother died, I have had a tough time getting along with things. You helped me liberate myself, from all the troubles that I know of. How you help me from day to day is priceless and I want you to never forget how much I care about you. You know that our relationship has been stressed on a little because of my father's relentless attempt to put an end to it. I want you to remember that we did continue to see each other because we know that he is wrong for trying to keep us apart and that we do mean a lot to each other.

When we decided together to go away and leave everything we know of behind, I felt a bit nostalgic of the idea. I know that I am supposed to be there with you now, but I couldn't come and I want to explain myself. This whole idea of getting married and moving away came quite quick. You are usually always sailing everywhere, and don't have too much care for responsibility. Now you want to settle down right away, which befuddles me. I know you want to be with me and mean good, and I the same, but there are other things I must think of in all of this. Another possible problem is your tendency to spend all your money in one shot. We have to learn together to grow and be more responsible if we are to make a big change like getting married, not to mention moving away.

You know that when my mom died I promised her I would look after the family and keep up the house. I found that fulfilling my promise to her wasn't as easy as it may have seemed. Not to mention how my dad is, which doesn't make anything that much easier. There are other reasons I decided to stay for a little longer as well. These reasons are being of family, commitment, and respect. I also have a commitment to you that I am aware of, but cannot put as a priority over