Here, the reader is allowed to eavesdrop and view personal correspondence between the author, and the young lady who was in peril. Throughout the 50 chapters, which were originally emails, the author effectively answers that endless stream of questions that usually rise to the surface when something like this occurs.
Here, the reader is allowed to eavesdrop and view personal correspondence between the author, and the young lady who was in peril. Throughout the 50 chapters, which were originally emails, the author effectively answers that endless stream of questions that usually rise to the surface when something like this occurs.