Claire took it. Her name was typed—not handwritten—on the front. Inside was a single sheet of aged parchment, the ink faded but unmistakable. It was a letter from Brianna. Dated 1982. With a postscript that read: “Mom—Roger found something in the stones at Craigh na Dun. A carving. It says: ‘The door opens both ways. Come when the snowdrops bloom.’ We’ll be waiting.”
“Couldn’t rest,” she admitted. “I was thinking about the print shop.” outlander s04e13 dsrip
Fade to black.
A long silence. Then Jamie pressed his lips to her hair. Claire took it
Jamie reached for the dirk he no longer carried. Old habits. He opened the door to find a young woman in a courier’s uniform, holding a yellow envelope. “Dr. Fraser? This came by special post. No return address.” It was a letter from Brianna
“She’s not in the future,” Claire whispered. “She’s in the past. Our past.”