Beli Bunga Mawar 1 Tangkai Novels & Stories

"Welcome Mr. Maranzano, I thought you wouldn’t be coming today. You are two hours later than usual." "I got caught up with work." "No worries, so tell me what kind of flower do you want today?" She inquires "What kind haven’t I bought before?" "Wait a second." She turns around and picks up a bouquet "Here you go. Those are dahlias, it has a very strong and beautiful scent." I take the flower from her. I sniff it before I respond "It sure does smell good." "It’s one of a kind." I chortle "You say that to all your flowers."

he greeted. “Good morning, Dillard. I have an order for three bouquets.” “Okay, boss. What exactly do you need?” “Get the following for me. Calendula, and rudbeckia lend pizzazz, asters, daisies, coneflowers, and cosmos.” “I got it, madam.” “It's okay. I hope you are familiar with the quantity.” “Yes, boss.” “That's good,” she said, and cut the call. She returned to her seat, and discovered that the company had not responded.

Each had big, heart-shaped, dark green leaves and sturdy, slightly thorny stems, along with white trumpet-shaped blooms. She laid them down on the countertop. "Here we go visitor. I found these.” "Cool.” I expressed, smiling delightfully at her. She bent and slid the glass case door open to retrieve a green string. “The bill is five hundred bucks.” Oh my gah….that price was wicked. So expensive. She was scalping me like I had Hollywood money. My smile sagged, and my shoulders hunched while the sticky-finger shopkeeper's smile got brighter as she bundled the flowers and tied them together.

Remus asked in disbelief. “One leaf from the flower is valued at one million dollars. Can you count how many leaves are on the flower? There are more than twenty, meaning one flower costs twenty million. One plant has five to ten flowers, so in a total of one plant, it can be a hundred million alone! How can it not be expensive!” “Wow, I just heard that there is such a flower business. So far, I've only studied café matters and marital affairs." "Marriage matters?" "Yes, marriage affairs, how do I have a charming human wife like you, how to make my wife happy and love me back."

She cleaned out a few cheap and simple vases and arranged the flowers in them. She needed four vases to hold all the roses. It gave the shop a touch of glamor. Tanya was green with envy. “Who’s it from? They’re so pretty, and there are so many of them. They must be expensive. Just a small bouquet would cost at least $15. These flowers are from the biggest flower shop in the city, and it’s a franchise too. It must have been expensive.”

Red tulips symbolize a declaration of love, purple tulips represent royalty and admiration, and yellow tulips convey cheerful thoughts and positivity. “Get me all of them, one bouquet each, except for the yellow roses.” “Indeed, sir? Let’s proceed to the cashier to sort out the remaining details.” I followed her to the cashier. She then handed me a photo album showcasing examples of their bouquet arrangements. “Sir, we offer single-stem bouquets, dozens, two-dozen arrangements, and even large bouquets with a hundred flowers each. All the flower types you desire are available. For tulips, we can create extravagant bouquets containing 150 or more stems in a single arrangement.”

she replied curtly. Before Marcus could say anything more, another man stepped out of a large black car nearby. “I’m sorry, sir,” he said quietly. Marcus glanced at him and sighed. “The meeting starts in twenty minutes,” the man added. “We need to leave now.” “How much for the lilies?” Marcus asked, his gaze fixed on Maya. “Ten dollars a bouquet,” she replied quietly. “Give me all of them.” Maya froze, stunned. She had come to sell, yes, but all of them?

Each rose showed a red color, like a fire or a smoky glow, which was extremely beautiful. The owner of the flower shop quickly realized what kind of flower he wanted to buy. He immediately came over and asked, "Excuse me, how many are you going to buy?" Thera said lightly, " rolled up five flowers for me." The owner of the flower shop was stunned for a moment and then said with a smile, "Okay, please wait for a moment."