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My Dearest,

I hope this message finds you in good health. I’ve just finished another long shift at the hospital here in London. The cases are overwhelming lately, but thinking about you always gives me strength. You’ve brought light into my life, and I want you to know how deeply I care for you. I have something important to tell you, and I need your help — just this once. You remember the small gift I mentioned I wanted to send you as a token of my love and appreciation? Well, I went ahead and sent it through Skylink Courier Services, a trusted diplomatic shipping company we use in the UK. Inside the parcel, I included some personal items: a designer bag, an iPhone, perfume, and some cash — I wanted to spoil you a little, my queen. But here’s the issue: the package is currently being held by Skylink’s clearance unit due to the "international handling policy" — a routine procedure for high-value parcels. They need a small clearance fee of $350 to release it to your name. Please, don’t worry. This fee is refundable, and once the package arrives, you'll see the receipt and everything I’ve enclosed — including my love letter. The courier company instructed me that the payment should be made via Bitcoin or direct bank transfer to avoid delays. I know this is unexpected, but I assure you everything is legitimate. You can even speak with the Skylink agent, Mr. Raymond Ford, for verification. Once this is done, I will book my leave from the hospital and come see you. I’ve waited long enough to hold you in my arms.
Please do this for us.
With all my love,
Dr. Kelvin Pop Moses
Surgeon, UK General Hospital