Five minutes later, the girls stood at the open kitchen door, blinking in the brilliant overcast light. The smell of lilacs, roses, sweet peas, and honeysuckle mixed with the scent of crisp late summer leaves. None of them had been in the gradens for nine months, and the bright saturated greens, reds, and violets overwhelmed them. It reminded Azalea of Mother, beautiful and bright, thick with scents and excitement. And the King-he was like the palace behind them, all straights and grays, stiff and symmetrical and orderly.

"It's really allowed?" said Flora, her eyes alight at the colors.

"Allowed allowed?" said Goldenrod.

"For the last time," said the King, pushing them gently out the kitchen door and onto the path. "It is Royal Business! Go On. Get some color in your cheeks.

Autor: Heather Dixon Wallwork

Five minutes later, the girls stood at the open kitchen door, blinking in the brilliant overcast light. The smell of lilacs, roses, sweet peas, and honeysuckle mixed with the scent of crisp late summer leaves. None of them had been in the gradens for nine months, and the bright saturated greens, reds, and violets overwhelmed them. It reminded Azalea of Mother, beautiful and bright, thick with scents and excitement. And the King-he was like the palace behind them, all straights and grays, stiff and symmetrical and orderly.<br /><br />"It's really allowed?" said Flora, her eyes alight at the colors.<br /><br />"Allowed allowed?" said Goldenrod.<br /><br />"For the last time," said the King, pushing them gently out the kitchen door and onto the path. "It is <i>Royal Business</i>! Go On. Get some color in your cheeks. - Heather Dixon Wallwork




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