Wildflower #1 (an epistolary) Adalia keeps finding flowers at her door, each note written by someone who keep saying that they're reaching out to their ex. She tells herself it is nothing but a fixer upper, yet the sincerity in his messages lingers with her longer than she wants to admit ── making her hesitant and intrigued. With every new delivery, her curiousity begins to deepen, where questions will indulge her deeper into a confession that was never supposed to involve her at all.

Wildflower #2 (an epistolary) Dorothea noticed that someone has been leaving hibiscus flowers on her desk every other day. She assumed it's a secret admirer from one of her classmates, but when she finally meets the sender, she realized that it's the guy she never expected ── her first love.

Wildflower #3 (an epistolary) Melody's serene life took an unexpected turn when she received a message from an unknown sender, asking if she wanted to be friends with them. On a whim, she agreed, curious and unaware of who is really on the other end. Their conversation started off casually, but later on she found herself looking forward to the sender's presence more than she expected ── hesitant if the person behind the screen might be someone from her past or someone whom she knew all along.

Wildflower #4 (an epistolary) Felicity was pulled into a private group chat by mistake and figured they will remove her once they notices, but one member messaged her in private instead. He asked if she wanted to stay because he liked how she reacted to their conversations. And so, both of them began to blab outside the group, sharing tons of hobbies, and interesting stuff about their lives, yet he never says who he is at school. Later on, she begins to wonder why he is keeping his identity and why he wanted her to stay in the first place, and the mystery makes every new message feel a little more thrilling. But how long will it take for her to wait? And how long will it take for him to keep her guessing? Is this another trick of fate? Or just a manipulation?