Once upon a time, in the peaceful town of Hamilton Heights, (the lower heights) there were two shops that coexisted next to each other.
A bakery, and a florist shop.
I, your narrator and protagonist, live above the florist shop while my mother in question, owns the shop.
This sad story however, is not majorly surrounded about me but about the huge rivalry between my mom, the florist, and Lucille Flynn, the baker next door.
For some unknown reason, they have hated each other for as long as forever and due to this unfortunate hatred, that could only mean that their children aka me and a sub human named Wilder Flynn automatically have to hate each other.
So, imagine when in a funny flip of fate, these two enterprises are forced to work together on a wedding and these two warring teenagers are suddenly relegated to the thirdwheel of their respective friend groups.
If you thought disaster, then you deserve a skittle for that correct answer.
Although of course, I wouldn't describe it as a disaster because that would be an understatement of the year.
What I would call it would be chaos and that is indeed what it eventually turned out to be.
A chaos of feelings, flavors, flowers, relationships and secrets.
Florist, Anya is determined that this will be the year her career blooms like the sweet jasmines she's tended to. She's in for a rude shock when she rents a building only to find out that it's been given to gorgeous and confident Kaynath, who owns her family confectionery. Kaynath never intended to get in her way to jeopardize her business but it's not her fault that the town has come to adore her sweets and chosen her. Recruiting the help of Mirza, her long time best friend, who runs a Bridal boutique, she vows to take over the building and make her business flourish.
Mirza doesn't want to be caught in their drama, especially since Kaynath is her regular customer and she adores her best friend. She proposes that whoever makes the most sales after a month gets to keep the building permanently, which they both oblige to.
Anya soon finds out that maybe she's got a sweet tooth not just for one, but maybe two people after all, if she can handle the secrets under the sweet sugar glaze and glamorous veils.