Chapter 70

Nadine 

At the flower shop, the excitement is contagious—everyone is buzzing about the upcoming party. 

Even though I’m not exactly thrilled about attending, I know I can’t come up with a convincing excuse to get out of it.

As I immerse myself in my tasks, I can’t help but find it fascinating how the flower shop operates more like a full-scale business than just a cozy local store.

Each month, we supply flowers for high-profile events and corporate surprises for big companies, making our reach far beyond what I had initially imagined. It’s more than just arranging bouquets and selling floral arrangements; it’s about creating moments, enhancing celebrations, and leaving lasting impressions.

The more I work here, the more I start to wonder—could I ever open my shop one day? The idea lingers in my mind, tempting and uncertain.

With the weekend fast approaching, I know that attending the party is the least I can do to show m