Veramay started the letter by telling Wright that she was hopeful that the war would end soon and he could return home. She wrote about one of her outings with a group of friends and was upset because Wright believed she had gone on a group date. In the first part of the letter it was evident that Veramay and Wright were having problems due to the distance between them. During the second half of the letter Veramay wrote about the photographs that she sent him and she agreed that they should take a trip to the Salton Sea upon his return. She told Wright that she could not write about a future that she knew nothing about, instead she asked him if he had any ideas regarding their future together. She wrote that she could give him ideas regarding his idea of their future plans. She jokingly told Wright that if she didn’t hear back from them it was because she would be busy making films like Marilyn Monroe. She thanked him for the scarves that he sent her and wrapped up the letter.