Dear Future Brother-In-law
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Dear Future Brother-In-law

Make sure to take care of my rock..

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Dear Future Brother-In-law
Clara Price

My sister is my bestfriend and to see her happy is something I strive for daily. Now that you could potentially make her your wife, I pray that you cherish and appreciate her as much as she deserves to be appreciated. Here are 3 things I pray you do...

1) Appreicate Her

I have seen my beautiful sister get destroyed by men, held her hand and let her cry on my shoulder multiple times. I pray when she is with you, she never experiences this again. She deserves someone that truly appreciates the way she is and I know you can do that.

2) Understand Her Beauty

My sister is a very beautiful person and she deserves someone that understands her unique beauty. Loves her for all her little quirks and the things she loves. My sister thinks in such a beautiful way and sees the beauty of many people so I know she has found the beauty of you, let her express this to you.

3) Be A Listening Ear To Her

My sister loves to express her opioion, voice and just loves to talk in general. Make sure to listen to her and if you dont agree with her its okay. My sister has the biggest ear for people and loves to listen to people and help them out with anything so I know she will be available to listen to you.


I just pray that you can find the beauty and love that my sister has and appreciate her. She is a very beautiful person and my very bestfriend and trust me, she does not deserve to be hurt anymore.


Much love,

Your very protective Sister-In-Law

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