Juny Moonflower

I can see, years from now, in 2032, the two of us on top of that lighthouse, turning the beam on and off. I can see us sitting there, kissing each shooting star, and her winning. I can see us kissing in different places. It feels like I've met you before, my love. Looks like we'll have more time together. Will it?”

CelticSponsor

In the book "Pardon Leonard Peacock", the character uses a method called Letters from the Future, where he himself writes letters from people he will meet in his life. These are fictional letters that help you deal with overthinking... I've taken the liberty of writing a few, so feel free to explore. *If you feel bad, give these Cards a chance too. Hug!

Ceifadora

He didn't shoot me, he didn't pop his own skull under a bridge, he didn't pick up the pink-wrapped presents, he didn't forgive Linda and he didn't abandon Walt or Herr Silverman. He just turned 18.

Mags

Every 30 seconds, someone commits suicide. I particularly hate statistics and graphs. They make things colder, more distant and, in a way, banal. I hate to be a part of them too, but just like the encounter with the famous reaper, statistics, data, graphs and numbers are inevitable for anyone.

Vitor Vaz

Leonardo, an openly gay man, tries to live a normal life. But prejudice never takes a vacation. And the one who decided to kick him was the director of his school. And now Leo is in trouble, and to get rid of the uncomfortable situation, he decides to make the letter of his life. In it he writes his entire story, in order to move his director and not be expelled from school in his last school year. With great enthusiasm, Leonardo extrapolates and introduces some lies in his texts, and begins to get confused with his social life. Her friend, Aline, tries to lower her partner's ball, but ends up getting into the game and getting hurt in several ways.

Piotr Gawronski

KLAUS FRITZ The senile director of the museum, never leaves his small room, but always aware of everything happening around him. GEORGE FORSTER Together with Richard Follman they work at the museum, they have great alibis for the time of the crime, very unlikely that it was any of them. SARAH FLEITER Teacher at an orphanage. And on the fateful day she had taken her students to a small ancient history class. ARMAND FARR A great archaeologist, but little known in London, his research methods are anything but traditional. FELIPE FARR Armand Farr's son follows the same career as his father. They were together in the museum doing some research on ceramics. They didn't see or hear anything. FRANKIE MASON A quiet girl. Not very attractive, but still pretty. She quickly entered the museum and then left. CHARLES KENT Just another visitor, but in suspicious ways. An unsociable guy who gets irritated easily. DR. BRIAN FFRENCH Young in his medical career. He is cult and is very fond of old things. Not very happy with his life, but always smiling. MIRELLE F. SULIVAN An elegant young woman who easily attracts men and an excellent actress. But an air of mystery hangs over her. Nothing is known about her past. LITTLE FRED One of the orphans and teacher Sarah's student. His parents were killed and he was sent to the orphanage, all children don't like to approach him.