Sitting at his desk in his Neverland ranch, Michael picked up a pencil and bent over his desk, thinking over what to write in his letter to David ‘Gordo’ Gordon. Then his eyes lit up as an idea came to him. Putting pencil to paper, he began to write…

“Dear Gordo,

How are you? I hope you are well, and are doing great in high school. As for me, I’m doing very well, and I enjoy writing letters to my fans, such as yourself. I can see you, Gordo, getting my letter and reading every word (while also studying it) before getting a pencil (or pen) and beginning to write your reply to my letter.

Besides writing letters, I also love music, especially making music. As I’ve said before, music is like a tapestry, with one thread being different from another. Speaking of which, I hope that you’re enjoying listening to my album Thriller, as it’s quite the album for me - both ground-breaking and record-breaking, to be precise. However, when the album came out in 1984, I was a Jehovah’s Witness back then, and ironically, the Jehovah’s Witnesses forbid their members from delving into the supernatural. As you remember, Gordo, I tried to pull the plug on Thriller, but it was too late. The album had become famous, and even won me eight Grammys. Can you imagine that, Gordo? I know I sure can myself.

Well, anyway, I hope to hear about what you are up to in high school. I’m sure you’re doing well. And since being a movie director is what you want to do, I know you can accomplish that when you set your mind to it. :)

Good luck, my friend.

Sincerely,
Michael Jackson.”

Michael looked over the letter to make sure there weren’t any mistakes in spelling or grammar, and grinned upon seeing that there were none of those.