Letters from the front

Tells the poignant love story of Francois and Veronica, who meet in 1940 at a lively dance club in New York. Their whirlwind romance leads to marriage, but their happiness is interrupted by the attack on Pearl Harbor. With the country at war, Francois is drafted into the military, leaving Veronica behind, pregnant with their child. As he heads off to boot camp and later to the frontlines, the couple’s only connection is through heartfelt letters exchanged from afar. These letters capture their hopes, fears, and the deep bond they share, as they navigate the challenges of separation, war, and the longing for a reunion. In the face of hardship and uncertainty, both Francois and Veronica hold on to the promise of a future together. As the war rages on, their love endures through the written words that cross oceans, offering solace and strength amidst the turmoil. But when tragedy strikes, the final letter becomes a heartbreaking testament to a love lost to the ravages of war. This short yet powerful story captures the enduring nature of love, the pain of separation, and the sacrifices made for a promise of coming home.