Blossom X Brick Novels & Stories

"Why bring that up now? It's too early. Plus, the company's got me swamped, and I don't have time for a wedding." Holly gripped the fabric beneath her, her lower lip caught between her teeth in a bashful plea, "We don't have to have a wedding. I just want to make it official." Luke froze in his place. As the silence grew heavy, his ringing phone broke the tension. He stepped away to take the call, and Holly started to get dressed. A misstep sent her tumbling into the bushes, and a flash of red caught her eye. Shaking, she grabbed a tiny camera hidden among the leaves.

Sure enough, it was a wealthy area and very magnificent! Looking around, these villas were worth a lot of money! Blossoms Park of Uppercreek was the place where only the rich could live. All kinds of facilities could be found here, including clubs, bars, nightclubs, and hotels. When Blossoms Park was launched back then, it was marketed as a villa area integrating business and entertainment. Everything here was very luxurious and extravagant. Each villa unit was worth millions. It was a piece of land worth its weight in gold. Even the tiles on the floor were imported white marble, each piece worth 10,000!

The plate rack was placed right before the cooker. Dappled sunlight trickled into the kitchen through the window blinds. At the extreme end of the kitchen cabinet were two flower vases filled with blooming jasmines. I had made sure to water them that morning. The kitchen lights shone on the sparkling kitchen tiles of brown and creamy colours.

I laid out my well-structured plan confidently. “Everything sounds perfect, sir. I wouldn't change a thing,” Clinton affirmed with a nod. I instructed him to get in touch with a reputable flower company to arrange for a stunning bouquet to be delivered, complete with a thoughtful note. I would personally deliver the bags and special treats myself. I want her to receive the flowers and be left in suspense, eagerly anticipating what else I have planned. It’s going to be a powerful surprise. I checked my schedule to confirm I was free for now but noted that I needed to return before the afternoon. With my plan locked in, I grabbed my jacket and stepped out, committed to making my wife’s day unf

The fragrant scent of blooming flowers wafted through the air, creating a serene ambiance that was both calming and invigorating. As we strolled along the garden paths, the gentle rustling of leaves and the occasional chirping of crickets provided a soothing backdrop to our thoughts. Emily's determination was palpable, her resolve like a beacon guiding her forward. I admired her strength and unwavering spirit, knowing that she was on a mission that meant so much to her. "Brianna," she said, breaking the silence as we reached a stone bench nestled beneath a blooming rose bush. "Thank you for being here with me."

Unfortunately, the number was blocked, so I had no choice but to answer it when I wanted to find out who was calling. "Hello?" I managed to get out half asleep. I should have just kept sleeping. "Good morning, Morgan!" someone answered just too provocatively. "Blake? How did you get my number?" I squinted my eyes to shield them from the light pouring through my window. "I have my connections! I just wanted to let you know that everything will work out as planned. Shall we meet at the bridge then?" he asked cautiously. What was the matter with this boy? "Um, yeah okay. Is that it then?" I was already laying back on my pillow.

A small white envelope. No label. No handwriting. Just a folded card inside. It read: You are becoming the person younger you needed. Don’t forget that. —A Just an initial. Not even the full name. Inside the envelope was a single pressed leaf, deep green with silver veins, placed between two pieces of wax paper. Taped to the corner of the card was a tiny brass charm in the shape of a key. I stared at it for a long time. Zoe noticed. “Is that from… someone?”

"Adrianna, to me, you are the most precious thing in this world." "Here," he said, his tone changing as he momentarily let go of me to retrieve something. He pulled out a small, elegant jewelry box. "I have something for you." "What is this?" I asked. When I opened the box, I had to catch my breath. Inside lay the newly released Ocean's Embrace diamond bracelet, a collaboration piece by Kairos Jewels. It featured 108 diamonds arranged to mimic stars circling the moon, each stone sparkling with an intense brilliance.

I followed it up with a string of laughing emojis while trying to contain my laughter from spilling out. Alexander: Well I doubt I'd hear anything today that'll beat this, nothing. Me: Suuuuuuuurrrrreeeeeeeeee Alexander: It's true though, nothing can beat any time I spend with you, anything you say to me, anything about you. My laughter transformed into a smile that I couldn't contain and a blush that spread like wildfire. Me: Don't flatter me, Doc. Alexander: Hopefully, it works. I like it when you blush. You looks so pretty like that.