A book in a library never has the control of where he goes. Mr. Little, Unpopular could only hope nothing catastrophic would happen to him while watching Tommy, the library assistant, rolling the cart with other books toward the office.
Tommy was new to the job. Without any practical experience, he had hard time looking for jobs in the market after graduating from college. Although he wasn't satisfied with the salary he was making at the library as a new hire, he had no trouble surviving. Sitting in front of Tommy was an average, quiet girl, Rosie. A pair of regular eyeglasses, long, dark hair to the back, and a little bit of shiny Chapstick on the lips made her attractive to Tommy. He couldn't stop peeking at her from time to time. Sometimes she put a slight smile on her face while typing reports, but he could only imagine her thinking of the happy moments in her life and wish he was part of it.
Like many other shy guys, Tommy didn't have the courage or confidence to tell her how he really felt. They had coffee together for a couple of times and had some basic conversations, but those were not enough to help them move forward. When Tommy was struggling with the ideas of how to get the girl's attention, something suddenly struck his mind like a light bulb connected to electricity. Tommy teared a paper from a notebook and started writing:
Dear Rosie,
I like you. Would you go out with me?
Tom
After a second thought, Tommy scratched out his first try and wrote a different one. When he was done, he checked the letter almost a thousand times before he grabbed a book from a cart and carefully slid the letter in between pages.
Mr. Little, Unpopular fell asleep on the cart after a long waiting, but a sudden pressure by a giant hand woke him up. He didn't like the hand very much because of the sweat, the rough touch, and the uneven, inked paper inserted in him. With great curiosity, Mr. Little, Unpopular sneaked a look at the paper.
Dear Rosie,
I have known you for a while now, and every moment I spend with you, I find something I love about you, your eyes, your smile, your personality, and your laugh. You are a beautiful and amazing person who brightens up my day. I am happy to see you every day when I go to work, and when you are around, my heart beats faster. I had always tried to find the right time to ask you how you felt, so I let this piece of paper to express my feelings. I would love for us to be more than friends if you feel the same way.
Tom
Mr. Little, Unpopular understood the purpose of the letter after reading it and soon felt like a love dove carrying letters between two young lovers. It was a mission of love.