Letter To Maroley's Wife Monologue

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Dear, Johnny

I am not sure how to tell you this. I could not bare to say it in person, so I decided on writing this letter. We have been bestfriends for far too long and although you might not like what you are about to read i still believe that as your bestfriend i should tell you the truth. I caught mary lue being unfaithful sadly i saw her with my own two eyes locking lips with some farm kid down by the lake cabins. I was just walking lucky when i saw mary lue talking to the farmer boy i truly did not suspect anything until the talking stopped at they began to get more intimate.
After i encountered that act of pure wickedness my first thought was to go straight to your house and tell you what i saw. But i did not want to run into mary

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