tUESDAY, MAY 2, 1944

    Dearest Kitty,

    Saturday niger  us. After ,  I s sive. As soon as I came doairs, I  o get some er. airs, I said, quot;Fat oget exactly sit at opposite ends of ts wrong?”

    Fat;No, I dont ts  Anne, o be careful.quot; o t effect, and t upstairs.

    Sunday morning o ;Anne, Ive been t ; (O ;s not suc you  friends. Is Peter in love h you?”

    quot;Of course not,quot; I answered.

    quot;ell, you knoand bot you must be to sraint;

    dont go upstairs so often, dont encourage ters like ts alakes tive role, and its up to to set ts. Outside, . You see otdoors, take part in sports and all kinds of activities. But ogetoo muc to get a. You see eacime, in fact. Be careful, Anne, and dont take it too seriously!

    quot;I dont, Fat Peters a decent boy, a nice boy.”

    quot;Yes, but  rengter. o do good, but also to do bad. I  ays good, because ;

    e talked some more and agreed t Fato oo.

    Sunday afternoon tic, Peter asked, quot;alked to your Fat, Anne?”

    quot;Yes,quot; I replied, quot;Ill tell you all about it.  ts   ers, it could lead to conflicts.”

    quot;eve already agreed not to quarrel, and I plan to keep my promise.”

    quot;Me too, Peter. But Fat t  friends. Do you till can be?”

    quot;Yes, I do.  you?”

    quot;Me too. I also told Fat I trust you. I do trust you, Peter, just as mucrust. You are, arent you?”

    quot;I ; (he was very shy, and blushing.)

    quot;I believe in you,