Rindou Flower Novels & Stories

But it wasn't his presence that made my breath catch completely. In his large, calloused hand, he was holding a single, beautiful flower. Its petals were a deep, vibrant crimson, glowing vividly against the gray stone of the palace. It was a frost-bloom, a rare and delicate flower that only grew on the highest, most dangerous peaks along the northern boundary line. Cassian stepped away from the wall, his dark eyes locking onto mine as he closed the distance between us. He held the crimson flower out to me, a small, uncharacteristic softness touching his lips.

"Yes, that's what I mean. Did you know, Madam? The buttons on your blazer are shaped like kadupul flowers. It's the most expensive flower in the world. It only blooms for a very short time and can't be picked. Many people are vying to capture the moment when it's blooming. Mama and I saw it when we were in Sri Lanka. It was pure white, just like your buttons." The woman started to look interested. "Did you really see it?" Sky nodded. "Yes, kadupul is a nocturnal flower. It only blooms once, at night, before withering in the morning. That's only for two hours. That's why it is called the queen of the night and the flower of heaven." Stepping forward, Sky stood on tiptoe, touching the bottom b

“I am working, Mom. Don’t worry I can manage my schedule…” “What name of that flower, I think you remember each name well…” She started rambling, “Those kind that Mrs. Ruth gave it to you last year…” Mom changed the lines on her face to become more curled and relaxed as she got excited. “You mean Blue Vanda Orchid?” Mom curled her nose, squinted her eyebrows as she tried to remember. “Is it?” Elena glanced at the ring. “The same color with this one Mom!” She put the ring on her palm and signed Mom to take a look at it.

KELANI POV We were still close to the school grounds. We had been told never to venture far because when we next were called to assemble, we would be able to do so without much difficulty. "When the duck is done analysing the plant, which I believed we got correctly according to the description she had given, then the main competition begins," Vesper said. Mrs Periwinkles had said the Lunarbane was a rare sparkling red flower. Upon contact, it warms the hand, and its petals were fragile. So, you need to hold it with the utmost care so they would not fall out.

Madison asked without breaking her gaze on the Unknown flower on the side of the road that she had only seen for the first time. Dylan couldn't help but be entertained by her strange actions of Madison; her mouth was parted in delight as her eyes sparkled in bliss. "That's a Cistus, also known as sun roses. The flower originated from the Maldives. Is that the first time you saw it?" Dylan questioned with a soft laugh. Madison's face flushed in embarrassment as she looked away when their eyes met. "Y yes…" she mumbled. "B-but our province was rich with sunflowers!" Madison bragged, trying to cover her embarrassment from her reactions earlier.

Finally, after all this time in Wolfspring, she met someone truly human besides Merry. "It's nice to meet a fellow human here," Ryn said in a low voice as if talking to herself. "Did you say something?" asked Judith with furrowed brows. Ryn looked away quickly and shook her head with a stupid smile. "No, I didn't. I didn't say anything," the girl replied. "Oh, I wonder, what did you take those flowers for? Aren't they poisonous?" she asked later. "Correct, these flowers are indeed poisonous. We need them as medicine," Judith replied.

All I could see was Princess Aurora pawing at him, leaning in for a kiss… Noah came to a sudden stop as we approached a bunch of ocean-blue, white-tipped flowers. Bending over, he pulled out one of these long flowers by the root and presented it to me ceremoniously. “Sky lupine,” he said, “incredibly beautiful but toxic if ingested. Handle with care.” He winked as he handed the plant to me.

"I do, sir. I happened to learn the Yurian language. Is that wonderful painting your hand's creation?" The man nodded and smiled. "I am the painter. I thought no one here understood my regional language except the library owner. You're young but very talented." "Thank you, sir. You're also a genius artist. I've never seen flowers so beautiful," Triana praised. "That is indeed a beautiful and extraordinary flower. It's called the Crown Orchid. In my village, people cultivate orchids for the nobility." "The flower is beautiful, but it clings to other plants as a parasite," Vlador interjected.

(Kaan’s POV) “Do you really have to stand so close to the cliff?” I turn to look at Raya, who is standing a safe distance away from the edge. Wrapped in her thick yellow jacket and green woolen scarf, she reminds me of a Caltha Palustris or most commonly known as marsh marigold, which is a wildflower common in the Faroe Islands during May and June. She’s so beautiful, my chosen mate. “Why don’t you join me? The view here is much better.”

He smells like flowers so you can tell he is the shopkeeper here. "What is the name of this flower?" I will ask. I don't have any money but it's not bad if I ask. She smiled at me. "It's a blood orchid. It's hard to get it because it grows in the middle of the forest where giant animals that eat it roam. Its flower has the ability to enlarge what it eats," he answered me. My eyes widened. Can this flower grow? "Does it affect humans?" I asked immediately. It shook its head. "He doesn't affect humans, only animals. That's why there are many giant animals in the navel because of this."