The letter was not long with only a few sentences, and Betty could see that the sentences were not coherent, and there were even stutters in it.
From this, Betty guessed that it should be that when Calvin was writing the letter, he didn't know what to write, or felt that something was inappropriate to write, so he hesitated whether to write it or not, and then what appeared in front of her was such a letter that looked a bit strange.
And the letter was quite thought-provoking.
Ressie looked at Jessie with a calm expression, not much different from her usual one, and she couldn't help but feel relieved.
There was little change in her daughter's expression, so that meant that nothing was written in the letter that would have frightened her.
That being the case, she was quite relieved.
"Betty." She called out to her daughter.
Betty stared at the letter without responding.
Her mother had no choice but to wave her hands in front of her eyes.