When She Stops Being Dramatic novel Chapter 457

Chapter 457: Chapter 161: The Green Tea Female Side Character in a Period Novel (48)

"President Jin, Madam, please look over here. This entire street is filled with flowers developed by our agricultural institute. Whether you buy them to decorate your home and lift your spirits, or have them wrapped as a gift for someone, they’re all very presentable."

"Half of the flowers here are especially rare and valuable varieties. Especially this Zhaoyang Flower Shop—many people are drawn by its reputation. Some of the flowers here can only be found in their shop!"

A slightly fawning voice rang out.

"Then we’ll trouble you to lead the way, Manager Wang," said a male voice with a hint of a Hong Kong accent, its gentility deliberately affected.

Chi Yun’er’s eyes chilled slightly, but she simply laughed. Showing no sign of anything amiss, she said to the two mothers, "Mom, why don’t you two take the children home for some fruit? It sounds like Manager Wang has brought more customers, and I’m worried the kids might get bumped in the crowd."

Mrs. Chi and Mrs. Jiang nodded. Taking the three children by the hand, they left through the back and headed home.

Just then, a group of people flooded into the shop. At their head was a young man with his hair slicked back, dressed in a brown plaid suit. It was none other than Jiang Zishi, who had vanished for several years after his release from prison!

And on his arm was Bian Yumin, her hair in large, rolling waves, wearing a fiery red qipao with a silk scarf draped over her shoulders.

"Chi Yun’er. Long time no see." Jiang Zishi’s whole body trembled the moment he saw her.

As he had walked down the street, the flower shops all looked more or less the same, but Zhaoyang Flower Shop was different.

It was a glass conservatory, its roof draped with a dense canopy of devil’s ivy. The already scorching May sunlight was tamed, making this a uniquely tranquil corner.

The flowers and plants were arranged in neat order, yet they still exuded a sense of casual, leisurely grace.

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