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To: Mel Fuller
From: Nadine Wilcock
Subject: I almost hesitate to ask
but what are you talking about?
This doesn't have anything to do with Dolly, does it? I mean, Mel, consider the source
before you do anything rash.
Nadine
To: Nadine Wilcock
From: Mel Fuller
Subject: It's easy for you to talk
You weren't the one worrying about how much money he was spending, and how he was ever
going to get out of debt. You weren't the one who introduced yourself to his grandmother,
and didn't even know that's who she was. You weren't the one who bragged about him to your
mother. You weren't the one who thought that finally, at last, you'd met that rarest of all
things, a man who wasn't afraid of commitment, a man who seemed utterly and sincerely devoted
to you, a man who was completely different than all the other man you'd ever dated before, a
man who didn't lie, didn't cheat, who seemed genuinely to love you.You weren't the one whose
heart got completely stomped on. But never fear. I am a reporter, Nadine. I always
check my sources before I run with any story.
Mel
To: John Trent
From: Aaron Spender
Subject: pending lawsuit
Dear Mr. Trent:
This letter serves to inform you of my intention to pursue litigation against you for the
pain and suffering, as well as the medical costs, incurred when you struck me in the face
in my place of employment. It might interest to you know that as a result of your vicious
and unprovoked attack, I have already endured extensive dental surgery which will require
additional follow-up, I am informed, in the form of two dental implants through the course
of multiple visits over a 12 month period at a cost in excess of $10,000.
Moreover, to insure that such an incident is not repeated, my counsel advises that I also