Danica Weeks: 'It breaks my heart when the boys cry for you' - MH370 widow's heartfelt letter to her husband

Danica Weeks has watched her two children Jack (left) and Lincoln grow up without their dad. Photo / 60 Minutes

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Danica Weeks, wife of MH370 passenger Paul Weeks, pens a heartfelt letter to the husband she dreams of bringing home.

Dear Paully,

We miss you so very much and the boys have grown up so much in your absence. Jack is now talking up a storm.

His favourite word at the moment is "Hulk Smash" which Lincoln taught him, of course, along with a few other not so choice words ... lol.

And Jack's favourite toys are Thomas and Toy Story - yes, not quite what we were hoping for so he could share Lincoln's many cars you brought him, but Lincoln is quite glad that he doesn't have to share them!

They play so well together too and Lincoln has taken on part of the Daddy role teaching Jack everything you taught him, like how to wash in the shower and clean every toothypeg.

As he says, "Jack, not like that, like this, just as Daddy showed me".

Lincoln has also started school this year at Upper Swan, not Melvern Springs as we had planned as we were outside the catchment, but it is a great school and they have chickens next door which Linc is very happy about.

I so hope one day you get to come and see him there and hear Jack talking and developing.

You would be so proud of them both, but I know you already were. As we knew Linc would for those 28 days you were meant to be away, he misses you so much.

It breaks my heart when he cries for you or begs me to bring you home.

It is so unfair on them missing out on you and you them. But I only hope I can do that my darling; bring you home to us.

I wish this every day and will never give up trying.

We need you, and nearly a year on with no idea of where you are or what has happened, our life is not complete without you and never will be. Please come home, please come home.

Love always and forever,

Danica, Lincoln and Jack xx