#xzekiel

☆ -- "Excuse me," Minwoo asked barging into the flower shop with a stuffy nose, voice nasally, "Are you the person that keeps sending these flowers to Ayame!?" Minwoo had about enough of being congested from the amount of pollen in his mansion. It was fine at first since it started with a small floral arrangement but then out of nowhere, it came in bulks. Sneezing into the tissue, he breathed out with a sniffle as he looked at the tall man behind the counter looking at him with a cocked brow.

{ Thanks! I hope anon to see this...

« HEY! What the---I mean why are you here? On this road? You know this road is closed right? » She get out of the car looking around confused and worried a bit of the male, because for sure something was happend, she notice how he looks down saying nothing.

☆ -- Padding toward the flower shop she had caught sight of during the Winter, Ayame squealed as she grew excited for finally being able to visit the shop in the Spring. Her Michael Kors bag bounced against her back as she ran down the sidewalk past the pedestrians walking by, her long locks of hair flaring in the wind. The girl had never been so excited before, but she did have a hidden love for flowers. Once she stepped inside the store, she smiled brightly while hugging the straps of her bag with her slim fingers as she looked around the small shop. Seeing the different kinds of flowers, especially the different colors of roses and tulips, her eyes glistened at the sight of her favorite flowers -- Lilies. Her black skinny jeans hugged her thin legs and she crouched to see the many colors, forgetting that there was a person behind the counter watching her silently. "Wah-- I wonder if I can get a bouqet of different kinds of lilies..." She muttered to herself as her fingertips brushed along the delicate petal of a pink lily.

( sms ) i think the question here is… did the pinecone ever cross the road?

    "Uh ... mhm ... sir?”

      "excuse me," the boy asked meekly, turning to the store clerk. "how much for these?" he pointed to the peonies.