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GARRISON MEWS, PARK HALL, OSWESTRY, SALOP.
Monday.
Darling sweetheart,
I have just received your wire - & I really don't blame you at all for not coming up here. It is so unutterably painful saying goodbye - then you would have to trail back to London by yourself. And it would not be very happy here - we have to be in all day. And for some reason they do not allow officers to sleep out.
And it is still entirely uncertain when we shall leave, but I hope it will be soon.
We had an interview with the Adjutant again this morning & he still knows nothing at all.
I did not write to you yesterday darling. There was no fresh news & nothing to
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