Too Late to Win Me Back, Mr. Ex!
“But we won’t make them too deep in color. I’ll select a brighter red—something lively, not overly dramatic.”
Clara watched closely. “How many roses would you use?”
“Twelve as the core,” Auri answered. “They symbolize commitment and sincerity.”
She drew small circles encircling the roses. “Around them, I’ll add blush spray roses to soften the transition of color. That way, the red doesn’t feel too intense.”
“Lovely,” Clara murmured.
“And then touches of white lisianthus in between,” Auri continued, adding delicate lines to the paper. “White represents sincerity and a fresh beginning. Perfect for a new promise.”