Hughes to Miller. Handwritten letter on La Meri stationery. In this letter presumably written in the late 1940s, Hughes reminds Miller that they need to make a break and "make it stick;" that more than anything she wants freedom which is why she left her husband. She has realized that [being with Miller] she has "all the disadvantages of being married and none of the advantages." Hughes urges Miller to plan for a future in which she has no part and ends the letter with "I cannot help it if I do not love you." 1 leaf. Envelope included, addressed only as "Chuck Miller."