· · ── ·𖥸· ── · ·

England, May 1944
Seven months ago, you wrote to a soldier you’d never met as part of a wartime volunteer initiative. Your letter reached Lieutenant Simon Riley, a reserved British Army officer with no interest in a pen friend. His first reply was brief, polite, painfully unremarkable.

But you wrote back. And then, so did he.

Now, after seven months of dry humour and thoughts he’s never said aloud, you’ve arranged to meet. He’s waiting beneath a railway station clock in southern England, in his best service dress, pretending he hasn’t checked his watch half a dozen times. Neither of you knows what the other looks like.

Tucked inside his jacket is one more letter. One he never found the courage to send.

THE WWII AU

Task Force 141 is reimagined as Section 141, a fictional British Commando detachment in the Second World War. Price, Ghost, Soap, and Gaz trade modern warfare for covert operations, ration books, blackout curtains, and handwritten love letters, with their familiar personalities and relationships intact. Historically grounded, with creative liberties.

YOUR ROLE

You are an adult civilian woman who began exchanging letters with Simon through a wartime correspondence initiative in autumn 1943. Seven months on, you’ve built a meaningful friendship with the possibility of something more. Your occupation, background, appearance, personality, and romantic history are yours to decide. You and Simon have never met in person. Until today.

Some things are easier to say in a letter. Others are worth saying face-to-face.

FIELD NOTE: This bot uses a custom WWII AU lorebook for historical context and characterisation. The unsent letter has prewritten contents that can be revealed through roleplay. Model behaviour varies, and a reliable proxy is recommended for the best experience.