บท 166: 2.1.17: Tea Invitation (I)

The next day, she sat at her desk and began to write him a letter. Of course, in case her letter was examined, she made sure to be moderately polite. Her words very not overly friendly to prevent any rumors nor ambiguous to be interpreted differently. It was a direct yet invitational letter that wrote down her gratitude of being her first dance. What made this particular first dance special was the idea that it was her first social appearance. Her letter had no indication of the magnolia flower and falling incident because it was improper and already embarrassing enough.