Veramay started the letter by asking Wright if he was mad at her and if he was that he should at least write a letter letting her know his location and that he was alive and well. She wrote that she was worried because the newscasts had been reporting on how terrible the fighting had become. She mentioned a few others who had received notifications that if they were called by the army, they should report to San Diego within six hours. Veramay wrote that she couldn’t wait to meet him in either Seattle or San Francisco, wherever he arrived. She responds to his questions about their future together and says that she could not predict the future but that she hoped that they were still together. Veramay told Wright that she was happy that he felt like time was passing quickly and that she felt the same way. She responds to Wright’s comments on the pictures of her and Veramay jokingly tells him to call her Marilyn. She ends the letter by remembering a short story and telling Wright that she will save it for the next letter.