Something caught my attention. A new business card, on crisp cream paper. The edges were not dented or grimy from sitting untouched in my wallet. I pulled it out and read it.
Professor S. Daye
Mycologist
Senior Lecturer of Fae Glamour and Biosciences at
The University of Remy
I read it again. And again. Professor S. Daye. Mycologist and fae-glamour expert. I’d never heard of him. Her? Them?
I looked around the room to the... house? “Okay, might as well start with this person, huh?”
Emails
From: [email protected]
Sat, April 11th, 1:06 p.m.
Dear Prof. Daye,
I hope this email finds you well. My name is Claude Stinkhorn, and I find myself in a bit of a predicament for which I’m hopeful you will be able to help. It is very difficult to explain the situation in email, and I do not think you would believe me if I did, so perhaps it is better to do this in person?
I have taken temporary residence in a property in the Agaricus region of the Kingdom of the Fae.
If you are in agreement, I would like for you to visit me at the property. I will, of course, financially compensate you for your troubles and pay for your travel.
Yours in good faith,
C. Stinkhorn
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From: [email protected]
Sat, April 11th, 5:34 p.m.
Hi Claude,
I’m very surprised to hear from you in this way, but I’m also delighted you contacted me. If this is about the little mushroom issue, I take full responsibility and I can explain everything. Please, send me the address, and I will pay you a visit.
Yours sincerely and apologetically,
S
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From: [email protected]
Sat, April 11th, 5:45 p.m.