🌹 Rose Giving Burnt Sienna Red Rose

[Callie Cardoso]

Callie had known the next name on her list, she didn't know much about the girl beyond her name really. But it was by chance, that after she'd been on the pitch she'd spotted the girl she needed walking the great lawn. "Summer Irvine!" she called out and ran over to her.

 

[Summer Irvine]

While Summer was thrilled to be delivering roses and meeting new people she was even more excited for the prospect of receiving roses. At least she hoped she would receive a few. It would be embarassing if she didn't. She had been wandering around outside, trying to find some of the people on her list, when she heard someone call out her own name. Wonderful. "Yes, hi!" She beamed at the girl running over, although the fact that she was running made her believe she didn't particularly needed to confirm that that was in fact her.

 

[Callie Cardoso]

Callie caught up to the girl, and took only a moment to get her breath back. She took out the red rose which she had and the note that went with it and handed it over to Summer. "Happy Valentine's day!" she said.

Spoiler

Enjoy watching this rose wilt, much like your personality.
- Morrie

 

[Summer Irvine]

Summer was more than surprised when the girl offered her a red rose, yet tried her best to hide it. She hadn't expected any red ones. Yellow roses? Sure, she had hoped for that. A pink one might be a nice surprise. But a red one? That she hadn't been prepared for. She tried to open the note as casually as she could without looking to eager. Once she did, she painted on a smile rather than have it falter. Ofcourse Morrie would be so childish. "Oh my gosh, thank you so much." Summer smiled sweetly at the girl who had delivered her the rose while she pocketed the note. There was no reason anyone else needed to see that. What they would see, however, was her walking around with a red rose. Maybe that would leave people wondering.

 

[Callie Cardoso]

Callie was glad that the rose seemed to have such a positive affect, it was clearly a good rose. "You are so welcome, happy valentine's day, Summer,"