“My Dearest,” the letter read, “You know that I would do anything in this world to satisfy you, your every need, every desire. All you must do is say yes. I love you.”
For this week’s Trifecta Challenge, we were given the word “satisfy” and a 33-word limit.
The Swords of the Ancients 
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Such a romantic little piece! Assuming the question is something like, “Will you marry me?” and not “Will you help me hide the body?” 🙂
Well, who am I to judge corpse hiding tactics? 😀
That is nice. A lovely sentiment.
Thank you for reading!
Hehe.. I thought this was all sweet and romantic until I read Christine’s comment, and then other possibilities came to mind 🙂 Nicely done!
It was certainly written with the emotional context in mind, though I’m loving the options that have been presented. 😀 Thanks for reading!
Oh so sweet-I love this old fashioned proposal-through a love letter 🙂
😀 Can’t help it. I’m a hopeless romantic.
oh ,me too 😀
That ‘must’ is so telling. And kinda disquieting!
The incredible connotation of a single word. Thanks for reading!
Words any girl would love to hear.
Many, at any rate.
must admit – I’d be getting very suspiciously nervous if someone threw a line like that with a hook on it my way! 😉
I love writing out-of-context pieces like this. It’s always so much fun to see how they’re interpreted by you wonderful readers. Thank you!