A Mysterious letter to Jennifer

[Bellemy]

On a bench beside the Caldarium, completely out of place, rests a stack of three envelopes each addressed to a different person. Atop the stack is a tented cardstock that simply reads You should get your locks changed. -B

The letter was written in a flowing script in high quality ink. The parchment paper was thick and high quality.

Dear Priscus,

It has been many moons since my work has taken me from our humble necropolis and I find myself filled with a yearning to know what has transpired in my absence.

How goes the repair effort? Is the sanctuary returned to its former greatness?

How does our kin fare? I find myself missing the witty banter of the rebel and ambitious zeal of the gentleman.

I fear there were times this past year your three's company would have been appreciated. But needs must as they say.

Perhaps were you amenable to a visit, we might work out a date for the near future? I should like to see you and since I will be near your city it is only proper that I follow the law and make my presence known.

I eagerly await your reply
Yours as ever,
-B.

P.S. If you choose to leave correspondence at the Kimpton Sawyer hotel room <room> I have no doubt I shall receive it.

Bellemy is dropping letters off at the last known address. If someone has moved Bellemy doesn’t know Jennifer Hazelton

[Jennifer Hazelton]

You should get your locks changed was at first alarming for Jennifer. Jennifer had spent time devoted to securing the Necropolis. Yet upon reading the letter, Jennifer relaxed. Were she observed while reading the letter, a smile was upon her face.

Liam delivered a letter at the Kimpton Sawyer hotel room. He was adament in only placing the envelope in the hand of the Kindred that he knew. The outside was a plain envelope with only the room number written upon it. Upon opening the outer envelope, one found a second envelope addressed to B. This envelope was sealed with a green wax seal of a quill writting upon a scroll.

Dear B,
It is good to hear from you.
The shared home is much as it was, although we have been given a momentous gift from someone of the greatest importance. Our cousins have been well.
It would be good to have your presence once more in the city. Shall we meet at the communal home to reacquaint ourselves tomorrow evening at 8 o' clock.
May you be well until we meet,
Priscus Jennifer Hazelton, Lady Notary of the First Estate