Peonies, William Merritt Chase, 1897 Completely aware of what the contents in her bag could lead to she sat with poise at the corner of his fully packed visitors’ room; it could backfire and end as another amusing affair for the public. “Both their lives were about to undergo a drastic change, but then he deserved it after what he had done to her mother years ago; money was not everything though they had enough provided by him but what about identity,” She thought. As she sat, looking at the peonies, the fallen petals caught her attention, they no longer belonged to the bouquet that they adorned once and the ripples in that water stirred the essence of the lake but then it added a charm to its otherwise stagnant existence. As she sat deeply engrossed in her own world, the secretary informed her that her master was ready to meet her, bringing her back to reality. As if woken from a deep sleep she excused herself to use the w...
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DeleteA beautiful story.
ReplyDeleteGlad that you liked it, Gail. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteAh the same word for g as i have chosen, with a differen story, How wonderful!
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Melody (abc-w-team)
Yes, I too was a bit astonished by this fact. Thanks for visiting.
DeleteThat is such a thoughtful precious gift! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat read.
Happy ABCW!
Thanks, Indrani. It is a pleasure to have you here.
DeleteA remarkable story full of romantic feelings and a gorgeous view of the birth of a new day.
ReplyDeleteWil, ABCW Team.
Thank you for liking the post, Wil.Good to see you again.
DeleteVery precious gift.
ReplyDeleteYes, memories are most precious !
DeleteIt's very interesting that the darkness preceded the light.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
It enhances the sweetness and brightness which we otherwise ignore to acknowledge...
DeleteThis sounds like a delightful gift and for a man most economical (not that I would think that way of course!)
ReplyDeleteOnly is the charms of such gifts worked every time...
DeleteThis is lovely, so romantic. For some reason I could not view the photo. I think living in the land of the rising sun would be inspirational.
ReplyDeleteHave not been to the place myself but I have read it is indeed very beautiful. Thanks for liking the post.
DeleteLovely! Sunrises... The best.
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DeleteWell done!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle.
DeleteNow that is a great gift! Can't see the photo, sadly.
ReplyDeleteHi, Lisa. The photo was not visible so have changed it. Thanks for visiting.
DeleteSmart man, giving her even more than she asked for.
ReplyDeleteYes, only if my man would take out some time to read this post. ;)
DeleteSuch a beautiful gift and well thought out surprise that she will remember always, far more so than breakfast at a fancy resort. Anniversaries are meant for the making of special memories, Papa Bear and I always try to observe them in such ways.
ReplyDeleteSo long. Nice to see you here. Yes gifts like these are more precious and add a special charm to the occasion.
DeleteSuch a beautiful story and what a wonderful memory for the two of them.
ReplyDeleteThanks, for liking the story Pat. Glad you liked it.
DeleteSuch a pretty tale.
ReplyDeleteThank you and welcome aboard 'As time flies'.
DeleteSometimes in love u get something which you have never asked for... more than you desired... great story
ReplyDeleteThank You, for liking it. Yes, the sole condition is trust and care.
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