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The story starts out with the MC walking around at night thinking about going to a florist to get gifts for someone they like/care about. After walking about, they find a flower shop still opened very late at night. Curious to see what's inside of it, they walk into it and start talking to the florist after wandering around a bit.

If the MC starts to flirt with the florist, he will go along with it, though feels seemingly uncomfortable. He will eventually go into the back a couple of times, with a strange smell becoming stronger and stronger until we notice that he is leaving bloodied fingerprints on some of the surfaces. Even after the florist mentions that he has a wife who helps in the back, we can persist until the florist eventually decides to bring us in to the back, eventually bringing the MC into what looks like a butcher room. After kidnapping and subduing them, the MC wakes up groggily to hear the florist mutter something, only to find their arms and legs gone. After doing some screaming, the florist kills them for good, slicing up their body, thanking them for their contribution.

If the MC flirts but backs out at the last moment, they will pay to leave, only to have the florist stop them, demanding for their payment. Confused, he clarifies that while they did pay for the flowers, they did not pay for the time they wasted with him and demands that they use their flesh as payment, stabbing them with gardening shears and dragging them into the basement, where they are again brought into the meat room to be butchered. We learn also at some point that all this is to feed his wife.

If the MC instead just tries to act like everything is normal, they will actively ignore the smell, blood and various other strange things going on in the shop before buying the flowers and leaving. They are able to leave, but will never really know what's going on inside of that flower shop. If at the end, they decide to stay at the shop, the florist will again butcher them instead.

If the MC asks more about the florist's life and doesn't flirt with him, we learn about the relationship between him and his wife. He states that he met her when he was very young and that the two of them were together for a very long time. His family tried to keep them apart but he would never let her go. In the end, the florist is so happy that someone is able to listen to him, even stating that they are kindred souls to his wife. He states he wants the MC to meet his wife and brings them down to the basement. There we find out who exactly his wife is, a giant carnivorous sunflower. We learn that he's been feeding people to his hungry wife, including a detective that came by trying to find these missing people. Regardless of how the MC answers, and watching the florist dote on his wife, he states that his wife would like to eat them now. The MC tries to run away, but the florist catches them. We learn that inside the butcher room, there's a huge pile of bodies in the corner and that his wife loves the more fresh bodies. The last bit of the route has his wife eat us before everything goes to black.

First off, I always think it's fun to have yanderes that are not yanderes for the player but have their own wife/love interest that we never really see. This was the case for Tentador Leches as well, though in that game, we never actually get to see what his wife looked like (or even if she was alive), while in this one it instead little house full of horrors us. The atmosphere in this game is really impeccable giving off a unease the second you step into the store, with even more of the unease dripping in as the florist continues to work. It's also a nice touch that Diona is the name of the florist's flower wife as it means that he named the shop after her. Always a fan of monster wives though, I think it's fun to have a normal human husband and a monster (like inhuman) wife and I think there should be more of them. After listening to Butcher's Vanity, I think this really fits with it.

I think its kind of funny that in the routes where the MC continually flirts with the florist that he sort of berates the player if they tell him that they're getting flowers for their crush and that they would be okay with being with him despite being a married man. I will say, as a yandere he is very devoted to Diona, basically running a flower shop by himself, feeding her with any unfortunate soul that stays long enough and of course not trying to cheat on her with any random person that keeps flirting hard enough. He also seems to understand his wife and complies to her wishes when needed, even seeming so distant towards other people (notably calling them humans). I do think it's always really fun seeing this kind of yandere, especially since it makes him seem like a horror villain that you might see in different media. The kind of creepy with his love of his wife, a giant man eating flower. It's very fun actually. It seems like the only real way to survive in this game is to either get out of the flower shop as soon as possible or try to mind your own business despite what is very clearly strange and eerie. Very fun contrast in all of that. As per usual, the artwork is very nice and I like the overall atmosphere of it all. It's very good for a fun short horror game.