Veramay started her letter by thanking Wright for sending her “cute” letters. She told Wright she would visit his parents over the weekend if all went well. She wrote that she was glad to have received a photograph of him but she asked him what happened to the rest of the roll. She updated Wright about her situation with Liz. She ended the letter by telling him she expected to hear back from him often since he was no longer working his night shift.

Veramay started the letter by telling Wright that her letter would be brief because she had to wake up early in the morning to go to Riverside. She told him she received his change of address and asked whether his mail would catch up to him. Veramay informed him that Percy was going to join him in the U.S. Army. She told him that they were renting out the trailer to a new family and ended the letter by telling Wright that she hoped he was enjoying himself.

Veramay started the letter by telling Wright that she heard news that the prisoner exchange had concluded. She asked him about the photographs that he had promised her and told him that she would not send him any more until she received his. She told him that he was sorry that the girl of his dreams was engaged. Veramay wrote about Liz leaving and about her room finally being painted. She ended the letter by telling him that she wished he could know how much she missed him.