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My fingers examined the fine-textured white substance. It smelled of old perfume and...gasoline? The odd scent only boggled me more. "What are you?" I whispered. Was it just some powdered chemical to keep the bugs out? Or something else entirely? ◇ "Vampirar et Dhampirica" The gothic-styled calligraphy printed in gold ink intrigued me as I studied the brownish, tattered cover. It was a vintage-looking book Miles currently engrossed himself in as he sat next to me.

That would be preferable to saying nothing at all. "Ms. Thayer?" As soon as the host spoke, she responded quickly, "I like this fragrance. Light and elegant scents are my go-to, and this one has won me over. Whoever the perfumer is, I imagine they value peaceful silence and enjoy a serene garden view with birds and blooming flowers. “By the way, this perfume has the delicate fragrance of chrysanthemums. I think it should contain essential oils extracted from dried chrysanthemums?"

Joseph's gaze fell upon the bouquet in her arms. A large cluster of white roses, surrounded by snow-white chrysanthemums as decoration. Elianna gently placed the flowers on the bedside and casually played with them, saying, "Where did these flowers bring bad luck?" Her fingers landed on the petals of the white rose, "This is a white rose, symbolizing respect. Mr. Kensington risked his own safety to save my life, and I respect him. As for this white chrysanthemum, it grows in the soil but can bloom such pure white flowers. Its language of flowers is purity."

NTHMUMEYSACHR Violet smirked. She turned her head and looked around. Her gaze landed on the chrysanthemums that were lying on the feet of Jesus. She walked towards it and held the chrysanthemums in her hand. A white card was tied with a brown string on the flowers' stem. A quote was printed on the card. Where there is no belief, there is no blasphemy. -Salman Rushdie "Montenaro, do you remember Siobhan Clarke?" Violet asked Eric.

Julian and his girlfriend arrive at seven fifteen, uninvited and entirely welcome, Julian with a bottle of wine he does not open because I cannot drink it and he decides, without being asked, that this is a solidarity situation, and his girlfriend with flowers she presents to Emma rather than me, which is exactly the right instinct. Emma receives the flowers with the surprised expression of someone who was not expecting to be the recipient of anything and is not certain how to process it. “They’re nice,” she says. “Thank you.” “You’re welcome,” Julian’s girlfriend says. “I heard you like astronomy. I have no idea what flowers have to do with astronomy but they seemed like the right thing.” E

Oda said. Saffron sat alone near the fire, her grandmother's journal upon her lap. She hadn't the courage to open it, afraid of what she would find inside. Her fingers traced the tooled leather on the cover. She brought it to her nose and inhaled deeply. She thought she could still smell the faint lilac fragrance of her grandmother. She wiped away the few tears that escaped her eyes and unwound the strap that bound the book together. The spine protested with age as she opened the book. The pages were yellowed and warped from age. "The Grimoire of Imogene Greenreaver. Only those in my line shall read the words upon these pages. So mote it be."

slowly I stood up from the bed, cautiously moving to the door. As I opened it, all I saw was the thin air and the sight of the grass. There was nobody in sight. Confusion filled me fast. Who had knocked? And why did someone come here initially when I looked down the confusion came with surprise. On the doorstep of the house, a potted pot was filled with yellow flowers. Chrysanthemums, I recognized. Crouching down I took it in my hands, holding the small pot up. The pot was small enough and as I looked at the flowers, there was nothing inside. It was purely a set of flowers.

"Are you paying attention?" "Yes, of course," I lied, straightening in my chair. Mrs. Benedetti's expression suggested she didn't believe me for a second. "Then perhaps you can tell me the significance of white chrysanthemums in Italian-American tradition?" I stared at her blankly, having absolutely no idea. The silence stretched uncomfortably until she sighed with the long-suffering patience of someone dealing with a particularly slow student. "Death and mourning, Mrs. Romano. Sending white chrysanthemums to a rival family would be considered a direct threat." She made a note on her ever-present tablet. "I'll be sure to mention your... distraction... to your husband this evening."

He instructed the class. How many times has someone mentioned the word 'different' since I got here? At the fundraising event, I heard that word about ten times from the people my aunt introduced me to. How am I different? I wanted to tell out. He walked over to the table in front of the class and passed me a book. I realized it was a novel; Purple hibiscus by Chimamanda Adichie. "That's the book we're currently studying, you can take it with you to your seat. Also, you can take the seat beside Webster" He dismissed me and I was bothered about how I'm supposed to know who Webster was.

She chose the herbs and flower introduction book; she believes that she could do well with it. As for the second book, she decided to wait until next time. She had so many books to read at the moment and adding another one, will just be a waste. After picking up the book, Krystal left the mall and showed up in her study once more. Krystal dedicated that day to reading the book she had taken from the bookstore, researched through the internet on things that she didn’t understand and searched for viable markets where she could sell the herbs once she has them. After her intensive search, Krystal decided to visit the nearest place on marked on the map. So the following day, Krystal bought a pla