 One time an older gentleman approached our table and left me an
 envelope. He must have been at least 30. I was 16. It was a love letter
 waxing poetic about the gentleness of my smile and my youthful beauty 
and how in a prefect world he could tell me these things face tho face and it'd be okay, but since it wasn't the letter would have to do. Throughout he called me nothing but Dearest.
 One time an older gentleman approached our table and left me an
 envelope. He must have been at least 30. I was 16. It was a love letter
 waxing poetic about the gentleness of my smile and my youthful beauty 
and how in a prefect world he could tell me these things face tho face and it'd be okay, but since it wasn't the letter would have to do. Throughout he called me nothing but Dearest.
 After giving me the envelope he paid his bill and left. We never saw 
the man again. Which is probably for the best, honestly, because it was 
wildly inappropriate. I definitely did not look "older" than my age. But
 for the longest time thereafter my BFF jokingly referred to me as 
Dearest. It was an inside joke that I nearly forgot about until this 
shirt arrived from her yesterday and I'm not even sure she herself 
remembered before sending it. 
I wonder what ever became of that man?
I wonder what ever became of that man?
