March 15, 2026
Wildflower - (Episode 1 of 4) - "First Bloom"
Elise Thorne's life is a masterpiece of control—color-coded calendars, contingency plans, an apartment so minimalist it barely looks lived in. Then the flowers start appearing. A violet in her bathroom tile. Wildflowers in her desk drawer. Morning glories climbing her lamp. Impossible blooms that no one else can see. When she meets Roman Castellanos, the landscaper hired for her biggest event of the year, he sees them too. More than that—he knows what they mean. The wild magic she's been carrying since childhood is waking up, and it won't stay contained much longer. For the first time in thirty years, Elise can't control what's growing inside her. And she's not sure she wants to.
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Hello and welcome to Romance Weekly. This is Wildflower, Episode one,
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First Bloom.
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There's a violet growing out of my bathroom tile. I
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noticed it this morning, brushing my teeth, still half asleep.
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A tiny purple flower pushing up through the grout between
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the white hexagons, right next to the base of the toilet.
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Perfect petals, delicate stem. Absolutely impossible. I live on the
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fourteenth floor. There's no soil in my barthroom, no seeds,
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no sunlight worth mentioning. The tile was professionally installed three
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years ago, sealed and grouted and guaranteed for a decade,
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and yet a violet. I got down on my hands
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and knees, still in my pajamas, and examined it like
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a crime scene. The grout wasn't cracked. The flower had
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somehow grown through it the way tree roots eventually break
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through sidewalks. But this wasn't years of slow pressure. This
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was overnight yesterday. There was nothing today, a perfect violet.
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I should have called building maintenance. I should have documented
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it for the insurance company in case it indicated some
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kind of structural issue. I should have done any number
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of practical, sensible things Instead, I pulled it out, threw
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it in the trash and got ready for work. That
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was my first mistake. My name is Elise Thorn and
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Events for a Living, Weddings Galas, Corporate Retreats, product launches
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anything that requires logistics, timelines, and the careful orchestration of
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human beings who would otherwise create chaos. I'm good at it,
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very good. My calendar is color coded, my vendor relationships
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are impeccable, and I have backup plans for my backup plans.
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Control is my love language. Order is my art form.
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This is not a personality quirk. This is a survival
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strategy refined over thirty three years, and it has served
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me well. I have a corner office, a six figure salary,
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and an apartment so minimalist that visitors sometimes ask if
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I've just moved in. I haven't. I've lived there for
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four years. I just don't believe in clutter. The point is,
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I am not the kind of person who finds mysterious
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flowers growing in her bathroom. I am not the kind
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of person to whom unexplainable things happen. I have specifically
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designed my life to exclude unexplainable things. Because unexplainable things
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cannot be managed, and things that cannot be managed create anxiety,
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and anxiety creates mistakes, and mistakes create consequences that spiral
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beyond your control. So when I got to work that
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morning and found a cluster of wild flowers growing out
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of my desk drawer, I did not scream. I did
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not call for help. I calmly closed the drawer, walked
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to the bathroom, splashed water on my face, and gave
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myself a firm talking to in the mirror. You are
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not losing your mind, I told my reflection. There is
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a rational explanation. You are tired, you are stressed. The
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Whitmore Gala is in three weeks, and you haven't slept
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properly in days. Your brain is playing tricks on you.
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My reflection looked unconvinced. I went back to my desk,
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opened the drawer. The wildflowers were still there, purple and
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yellow and white, a little meadow growing out of my
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spare stapler and my collection of binder clips. They swayed
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slightly when I opened the drawer, as if stirred by
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a breeze that didn't exist. I closed the drawer. I
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left it closed for the rest of the day. The
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Whitmore Gala is the biggest event of my year. Miranda Whitmore,
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heiress to a pharmaceutical fortune, has decided to throw a
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spring celebration for three hundred of her closest friends. Theme
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a garden awakening budget, effectively unlimited venue. The Hartfield Estate
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one hundred acre property with formal gardens, a restored greenhouse,
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and enough old money atmosphere to make even jaded socialites
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feel impressed. I've been planning this event for six months.
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Every detail is accounted for, the caterer, the florist, the
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string quartet, the lighting designer, the valet service, the backup
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generator in case of power failure. I have spreadsheets nested
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inside spreadsheets. I have contingency plans for weather, for vendor,
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no shows, for celebrity, guest drama, for every conceivable crisis.
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What I don't have is an explanation for the flowers
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they keep appearing. That's the thing. It's not just the
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violet in the bathroom, not just the wildflowers in my desk,
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It's everywhere now, morning glories climbing my desk, lamp daisies
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pushing through the carpet of my car, A spray of
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Forget Me nots blooming from my purse when I open
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it to find my keys. No one else sees them.
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That's the part that frightens me most. I watched my
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assistant open the same desk drawer where I saw wildflowers,
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and she just run image through, normally pulling out a stapler,
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complaining about the lack of paper clips. The flowers were
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right there, swaying inches from her hand, and she looks
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straight through them. I'm either losing my mind or something
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is happening that I cannot explain. Neither option is acceptable.
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The landscaper arrives at Hartfield Estate on Thursday afternoon. I'm
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there to meet him because I'm there for everything. The
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estate's permanent gardening staff will maintain the grounds, but Miranda
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wanted someone special to design a living installation for the gala.
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Something modern, artistic, the kind of thing that photographs well
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and generates social mediaz. His name is Roman Castellanos. He
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runs a small company that does high end landscape design,
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the kind that gets featured in architecture magazines. His portfolio
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is impressive rooftop gardens in Manhattan rewildered estates in Connecticut,
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a meditation garden for a Buddhist retreat center that architectural
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digest called Transcendent. He pulls up in a truck that's
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seen better days, which surprises me. Everyone else in this
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industry arrives in vehicles that cost more than most people's houses.
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But his truck is muddy, practical, clearly used for actual work.
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There's soil in the bed and a collection of hand
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tools visible through the back window. He gets out, and
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I revise my mental image again. I was expecting someone polished,
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someone who'd matched the glossy portfolio. Instead, he's wearing work
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boots and a flannel shirt with the sleeves rolled up.
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His hands are rough, calloused, the hands of someone who
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actually puts them in the dirt. Dark hair going gray
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at the temples, a face that looks like it's been
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through something, and come out the other side, Miss Thorn.
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He walks toward me, not rushing, taking in the grounds
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as he moves. I'm Roman. We spoke on the phone, Elise.
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I shake his hand. His grip is firm, but not aggressive,
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the kind that suggests confidence without needing to prove anything.
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Thank you for coming on short notice. Missus Whitmore was
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very specific about wanting your work. She mentioned the theme
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garden Awakening. He looks past me at the formal gardens,
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the trimmed hedges, the controlled perfection of the Hartfield Grounds.
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Interesting choice for a place this manicured. Is that a
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problem not a problem? Observation? He turns back to me,
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and there's something in his expression I can't read. Awakening
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implies something that's been asleep, something ready to grow beyond
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its boundaries. That's hard to fake in a space this controlled.
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I feel a strange prickle at the back of my neck.
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The way he says controlled, it sounds less like a
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description of the gardens and more like something aimed at me.
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I'm sure you'll figure it out, I say, my professional
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mask firmly in place. Let me show you the areas
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we've designated for the installation. We walk the grounds together.
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I explain the vision, interactive garden elements, pathways that reveal themselves,
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flowers that seem to grow in real time using clever
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lighting and mechanical elements. He listens, nods, asks occasional questions.
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His attention seems divided, though he keeps glancing at me
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when he thinks I'm not looking a slight furrow between
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his brows. Is something wrong? I finally ask, no, sorry,
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He shakes his head. You just remind me of someone,
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someone you've worked with before, someone I knew a long
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time ago. He doesn't elaborate. We're in the greenhouse now,
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the space where the main installation will go. It's climate controlled,
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filled with tropical plants that shouldn't survive this far north,
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maintained year round by a staff of three. The air
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is warm and humid, heavy with the smell of green
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growing things. I'm explaining the placement of the lighting rigs
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when I see it, a flower growing from my shadow,
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not metaphorically, literally, a small white blossom pushing up from
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the greenhouse floor at the exact spot where my shadow falls.
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It wasn't there a moment ago. I saw the clean tile.
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I'm sure of it. But now there's a flower and
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it's growing, visibly growing, the stem lengthening as I watch.
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I step back. The flower stays where it was, but
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another one sprouts where my shadow falls now, and another
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a trail of white blossoms marking my retreat.
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Are you okay?
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Roman's voice cuts through my panic. I look up and
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find him staring at me with an expression I can't name,
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not confusion, not concern, exactly recognition. You can see them,
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I whisper. He doesn't ask what I mean. He just
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looks at the flowers growing in my shadow, the impossible
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white trail spreading across the greenhouse floor, and he nods. Yeah,
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He says, quietly, I can see them. We sit on
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a bench outside the greenhouse, far enough from the main
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house that no one will overhear. My hands are shaking.
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I've clasped them together in my lap to hide it,
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but I think he notices anyway. How long has this
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been happening, he asks? A few days, maybe a week.
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I try to think back, but the days blur together
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when you're planning an event this size. The first one
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I noticed was a violet in my bathroom. Then they
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started appearing everywhere, my car, my office, my purse. I
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thought I was hallucinating. I thought I was losing my mind.
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You're not, then, what's happening to me? He's quiet for
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a moment. His hands are resting on his knees, and
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I notice them again, the roughness, the dirt permanently embedded
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in the creases, hands that work with growing things. What
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do you know about wild magic, he asks, I don't
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know anything about any kind of magic. Magic isn't real.
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A week ago you would have said flowers don't grow
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from shadows. He's not mocking, just stating fact. Things are real,
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whether we believe in them or not. I don't have
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an argument for that. Wild magic is hard to explain,
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he continues. It's not like what you see in movies.
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There's no spells, no wands, no controlling it. It's more
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like a force, the thing that makes life insist on itself,
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the way flowers push through concrete, the way forests regrow
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after fires, life refusing to be contained. And you think
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that's what's happening to me, some kind of force. I
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think it's always been in you. He turns to look
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at me, and his eyes are dark serious. Some people
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carry it, most of them never know. It stays dormant,
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never gets triggered. But sometimes something wakes it up, and
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when it does, it wants to grow. The flowers are
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just how it's expressing itself. That's insane, probably, he almost smiles.
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But you're sitting next to a trail of flowers that
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grew from your shadow, So I'm not sure insane is
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a useful metric right now? He has a point. Why
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can you see them? I ask my assistant couldn't. No
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one else has reacted because I carry it too. He
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holds up his hand palm facing the garden, and I watch.
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I watch as a dead twig on the ground near
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his feet suddenly sprouts leaves, fresh green growth erupting from
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dry wood in seconds. It's been ten years for me.
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I've learned to live with it. Mostly. I stare at
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the twig, at the impossible leaves, at this man who
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apparently shares my impossible condition. What triggered yours?
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I ask?
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His face changes, Something shutters behind his eyes, a fire.
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He says, I died in it. When I came back,
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I came back different. He stands, abruptly, brushing off his jeans. Look,
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this isn't a conversation to have in one sitting. There's
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a lot to explain, and you're not going to believe
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most of it. And the Gala is in three weeks,
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and you have a job to do. I can't just
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ignore this, no, But you also can't skip the next
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three weeks of your life to figure it out. He
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pulls a card from his pocket, plain white, just his
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name and a phone number, no company logo. Call me tonight, tomorrow,
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whenever you're ready. We'll talk more. I take the card.
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My hands are still shaking. Why are you helping me?
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He looks at me for a long moment. There's something
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in his expression, sadness maybe, or recognition, something I don't
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have a name for. Because I spent years thinking I
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was alone in this, he says, and I know how
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that feels. He walks back to his truck, and I
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watch him go, the card pressed between my fingers behind
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me in the greenhouse, my shadow flowers are still blooming,
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and somewhere deep inside, in a place I've spent thirty
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years trying to forget exists, something is waking up. That night,
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I go home to an apartment full of flowers. They're everywhere,
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growing from the cracks in the hardwood, climbing the walls,
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spreading across surfaces that should be sterile and bare minimum.
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Tiss Sanctuary has become a greenhouse, a riot of color
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and life and chaos. I stand in the doorway, keys
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in hand, and I feel something crack inside me. This
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is what I was afraid of. This is what I've
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always been afraid of, the mess. I can't control the wildness.
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I can't contain the part of me that was always
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too much, too loud, too alive. I was seven years
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old when my mother first locked herself in her bedroom
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to get away from me. I was crying about something
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I don't even remember what, and she just couldn't take it.
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You're exhausting, she said through the door. You're too much.
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