Jennifer Aniston 'sends perfumed good luck note to John Mayer'
23 Jun 2009, 1144 Hrs

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Washington, June 23 It seems Jennifer Aniston is not ready to let go of ex-lover John Mayer. Rumours are abuzz that the actress has got back in contact, sending the singer a scented good luck note before one of his concerts.

The actress - who split from the singer in April - has good luck messages delivered to the 'Gravity' star's dressing room before he performs, reports Contactmusic.

A source said: "Jennifer sent John a hand-delivered perfumed note before one of his concerts recently.

"It read, 'Play well, you always do'. It was sweet. Clearly she doesn't want to let go completely."

The source added to Britain's Daily Express newspaper: "John hasn't shown any interest in other women since the split, which is a break from the usual pattern.

"Who knows, this may not be the end of their romance. Neither seems very good at letting go." (ANI)

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