Beli Bunga Mawar 1 Tangkai Novels & Stories

Vuong Van Khiet braked urgently and looked at her: "For what?" "I want to go buy a bouquet of flowers, you go first, it's fine for me to go there." After she finished speaking, she pushed the door down from the car, before Vuong Van Khiet had time to react, her figure was lurking in the crowd. Lam Tu Han walked slowly to the flower shop, leaned down to smell the fragrant scent of red roses, his face relaxed with a relaxed smile. She chose the ninety-nine most beautiful roses, then paid quickly and walked to the front of the Tieu Thi building.

This bouquet of lilies is worth 50,000 RMB. According to informants, the choice of bridal bouquets was overturned this morning, Although lilies are beautiful, they have a faint scent, which does not comply with the 1980th rule in Frost's 30,000 details: The bridal bouquet must be scentless. According to informants: The bridal bouquet is finally settled: crabapple flowers. Crabapple flowers have no fragrance, but their flowering period has passed, and the nursery has already started creating artificial environments to synchronize the flowering period of the crabapple with the engagement ceremony...

Stanley's hurtful words from the day before had indeed made her sad. With a smile, she replied, "Okay, I'll take six sunflowers, please." "Alright," the florist said, "You pick them. I'll wrap them up for you." Iris picked out six fresh flowers. She admired other flowers while the florist wrapped them. The florist soon came back with her bouquet. She took the flowers and asked, "How much?" "I usually sell them for two dollars each, but I'll give you a discount: a dollar and fifty each, so that's nine dollars, plus a dollar for wrapping," the florist replied.

100,000 dollars for a bouquet of roses, even someone abnormal would sell them to you. With a few twitches at the corner of her lips, she calmly said, "From now on, if you want to buy roses, buy them from me!"

The woman explained with a tone of regret. "Then how many roses do you have?" Marco asked. "Hmm ... wait a minute!" Said the woman stood up, then went out of the room! Wait a minute...yes!" She asked. Marco nodded, and waited in the room for about 2 minutes, until the woman came back into the room, Marco waited. "We only have 1000 stalks of red roses, 1000 stalks of white roses." Explained the flower shop owner. Marco took out a black card that was used to pay, the woman received a card ... She understood that this customers would absolutely buy all flowers she have now. She takes care of payments.

the attendant asks, her smile professional yet hopeful. I glance around at the rows of colors before answering slowly, "I'd like a cherry blossom bouquet." Her brows lift slightly. "How many stems, sir?" "Stems?" I echo, not following. "How big would you like it to be?" she clarifies. "Big," I say without hesitation. "Grand-sized." She disappears into the back, and the wait feels longer than it is. But when she returns, my patience is rewarded. The bouquet she carries is enormous, spreading out like a soft pink umbrella, perfectly rounded, each blossom carefully arranged as though cradled by light itself.

“I want a bouquet of roses for my fiancée. I’m looking at ninety-nine roses. Please bundle them up for me. I want to take it with me in a bit.” “Sure.”

I grabbed a bouquet of red and white rose flowers and also decided to get Aiden's favorite cookies before I started walking towards the counter and gave the items I bought to the sales girl. “Everything is $45,” The sales girl told me and I nodded, bringing out a $50 note from my small purse and gave the money to the sales girl, and she helped me pack the flowers and cookies.

Jayden said, picking him up and distracting him by showing him other nearby flowers. “So, sweetheart, how much would this centerpiece with the extras cost?” David asked, pulling out his tablet to start calculating. “Let’s see,” the shop owner said, taking out her calculator and notepad to jot down the materials used. “It would be 350 each since we’re painting the flowers; that’s the price if you buy them,” she explained while redoing some calculations. “If you rent them, it would be 220, although both prices may vary depending on the quantity you order.”

“I'd like the lilies, how much is one?” “A single flower is $5,” he said, showing me the cost of one. “Give me 10,” I brought out my wallet, looking for a $100 bill. “Can you wrap it up for me?” He wrapped them up and placed it in a transparent nylon for me. I handed it to him and he beamed with joy. “Let me get the change for you,” I stopped him before he could go further. “It's alright, keep the change,” I gave him my most beautiful biggest smile, ruffling his hair.