The Suite Life On Deck Flowers And Chocolate 소설 & 이야기

Ann shouted after Jessica before the dorm room door shut. ‘Good thing New York never sleeps,’ Ann thought and pulled her duvet over her face to block out the light that was coming in from the curtains that were white with abstracted flowers on them. *** “Hello beautiful,” Deacon greeted Jessica with a bunch of blue flowers consisting of Cornflowers, Globe Thistle, Iris, and Empire blue butterfly bush. “Hello,” Jessica smiled and gave him a kiss before taking the flowers from him. “I have a great last day of summer planned for us,” Deacon said, and held his arm out to her.

Just as I reached for my juice, one of Clyde’s men walked into the room carrying a large flower box. “Delivery for you, ma’am.” Sophia gasped dramatically. “Oh my God.” I laughed, the box was beautiful, when I opened it, my breath caught. Fresh roses, white lilies, and pink peonies. The arrangement was breathtaking. “Girl,” Sophia said. “Your man is obsessed.” I shook my head laughing. “That’s why I’m marrying him.” We both laughed. Then Sophia spotted something beneath the flowers. “Wait.”She lifted the arrangement. “Oh my God.”

Cha, "It will just take a minute, don't worry, drink on the tea." As I hastily made my way to the Florist's area in order to get the No Roses bouquet, I couldn't help but wonder what kind of person doesn't like roses. Even the most gruff and unromantic of people like it to some extent; nevertheless, it is not my place to comment, since they have paid for the suite and I have been hired to deliver the flowers. That has to be a dopamine-deficient elderly businessman who has lost all his warmth. Without making any noise, I unlocked the door to the Sterling suite, swapped out the vase, and left.

- A Two words. One initial. I stared at the card. My chest tightened, a mix of anger and a treacherous, stinging ache. “He sent flowers,” I whispered, tossing the card onto the table. “How original.” “El, he didn’t just send flowers,” Katherine pointed out, gesturing to the jungle around us. “He sent all the flowers. There are four delivery guys in the hallway right now asking where to put the orchids.” “Tell them to take them back.”

When I opened it, a small panda soft toy sits on one of the shelves in my locker, a small box of chocolate beside it and the panda's holding a card that says 'will you go to the homecoming dance with me? "Wow..." I breathed. The card doesn't have any name on it. I took the box of chocolates and grinned when I opened it. It was full of white chocolates. "Would you look at that." Cayden crossed his arms. "Now, what kind of sweet, delicate, hot, funny and most importantly, sexy guy would be so generous to give that to you?" I widened my eyes as I looked at him. "You did this?" "Ah, so you agree to everything that I am." He smiled cockily.

Orchids, Sunflowers, Hydrangeas, Lilies, flowers I didn't even have names for, arranged in vases and baskets and crystal containers. They filled the entryway, spilled into the living room, covered every available surface. Behind the flowers came a teddy bear that was easily four feet tall, holding a heart that said something sickeningly sweet. Then boxes of chocolate, the expensive kind that came in individual wrappers and probably cost more per piece than a meal. Keisha stood in the doorway of her room, watching the parade with an expression that shifted from surprise to concern to outright displeasure. "Let me guess," she said flatly. "Aurelio."

He explained,and I nodded,my heart light as a feather as I picked up the flowers and plucked out the card between them. “How did you even do all this in an hour?” I asked, shooting him a glance as I unfolded the paper. “I'd already planned it since yesterday,” he replied easily. “It was either going to be a cheer up dinner or a celebratory one…the flowers were a new addition though…” He cleared his throat nervously,then stalled as I read the card… “You bring the sun to me,Miss Smith. Everyday with you is exactly what a happy life should be. Will you be my girlfriend,Mazekin?”

I take a breath and go along the hall and pull the door open. Calder is in a dark suit and long overcoat. Two men behind him carry flowers in baskets and expensive looking boxed chocolates. “Good evening.” I glance at the flowers. “A little over-the-top don’t you think?” I say with a smile. “Not really. The flowers and chocolate are for Lena,” he answers with a grin. Lena pops around from behind me and narrows her eyes. “You’re bribing me.” “I’m trying,” he says. She grabs the flowers first, then the chocolate. “I can be bought.”

Jayden said, equally impressed by the decorations. Inside the room were two large tables filled with various centerpiece designs, flowers, snacks, desserts, mini wedding cakes, and drinks. "This is amazing," Deborah said, admiring a decoration she had seen in a magazine, featuring hanging crystals and roses. The little one reached out to grab a nearby flower. "Oh, no, James," Deborah said, gently moving his hand away and kissing him. James pouted at the gentle scolding. "Aw… James, if you pull on it, it'll break, and then we'll get in trouble," Jayden said, amused as he picked him up to cheer him up.

It opens into a luxurious suite—a private space with a king-sized bed draped in white linen, plush rugs, and the sound of sweet music. The first thing I notice is the flower petals. They’re everywhere. Scattered across the bed, dusting the floor, even floating inside a crystal bowl of water near the couches. They’re a colour of deep red and soft blush pink. My heart swells. There’s a silver bucket with chilled champagne and sparkling wine set near a cozy loveseat in the corner with two crystal glasses beside it. A small side table holds a lovely chocolate cake with gold flakes and strawberries. I gasp, hands covering my mouth. “Carlos…”