(Letter) Monet Pelouse to Benoît Gendres

Dearest Benoît,
I hope this letter finds you well and in a timely manner. I have once again arranged for it to be delivered Par Ciel, but my recent attempts have be blocked by the admiralty. I do hope your current posting is less restrictive, or that exceptions can be made for your darling fiancé.
Gillet was visited today by inspector Montperri, on the tails of that detestable lady thief Arsenne Lupin. My brother is still quite inconsolable that the Pelouse sunstone would be stolen so close to his Majesty's 20th Coronation Day. Apparently, the circles of Mesadames gossip about the theft so frequently that it threatens to overshadow the celebrations. I have faith in his Majesty's kindness, that he will allow Gillet to use a replica for my family's role in the ceremony. Incidentally, the inspector reminds me of Pierre Rambeaux's inspector Gâteau. He is very well dressed and sports a monocle, that does little to dull his notable middle-agedness. His likeness reads like a novel, does it not? Gillet is not convinced the stone will be found, but I have faith in the inspector; he is very well dressed and polite after all. 
When will you next be home my dear? For I shall have us served some tea from my new tea set from L'autre Côté. Monsieur Delanny has also introduced me to this sweet tea, made from brown plant seeds from across the Aleurian sea, you simply must try it. Also, my darling, before you visit, if you fly past Pembleton I would like an autograph from the singer Cherie Passont, as I hear she has taken up residence with my cousin Lord Kerridge. I trust that you remember our trip to that lovely little garden outside his townhouse in the city. On that topic, you simply must take me to Pem again for us to visit that shop I adored, and to ride those funny, noisy tunnel trains.
I must go as Madame Nipul has arrived again. I will be sure to pick a nice perfume from her selection to wear when we next meet.
With love, bon voyage.
Monet