question: Write a response from a pragmatic engineer who has been teasing someone about their love for unrealistic love stories after they have been jokingly accused of being too logical. The response should be written as if it were a formal letter, include a humorous postscript, and use double quotation marks around the sentences where the engineer teases about unrealistic love stories.
answer: [Your Name]  
  [Your Address]  
  [City, State, ZIP Code]  
  [Email Address]  
  [Date]  
  
  Dear [Friend's Name],
  
  I hope this letter finds you in great spirits. I must admit, your recent accusation of my overly logical disposition has given me much to ponder. While I pride myself on a rational approach toward life's many challenges, it appears there is some merit to your playful critique.
  
  However, I must take this opportunity to counter your jest with a lighthearted observation of my own. "I find it particularly charming how devoted you are to those delightfully far-fetched love stories." The way you immerse yourself in tales where whimsical serendipity and improbable coincidences always seem to lead to the perfect happy ending is truly commendable. "The world of fiction, where every romantic entanglement is resolved within 90 minutes or less, is indeed a place of wonder."
  
  In our world of equations and empirical evidence, your enthusiasm for these narratives serves as a refreshing reminder that there is beauty beyond the bounds of logic. Perhaps, in some small way, you are right in suggesting that I could benefit from indulging in a touch of the fantastical every now and then.
  
  Thank you for your friendly banter and for providing me with a perspective that, while different from my own, is equally valuable.
  
  Yours sincerely,
  
  [Your Name]
  
  P.S. "If you ever decide to write your own epic love story, please allow me to be your engineer of choice for designing the perfectly timed coincidences!"