Devil take the Hindmost (Sebastian Michaelis x Oc) Book One

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'What does it mean when you see the color of a flower?

*Giggles* To answer your thought to this question, honestly. I believe it can have many meanings. But do you know the story of the Seven Knights? You see, it is a story that was written on paper. But it was a story. And can you keep a secret? It has more meaning to it than you think.

How? How can a silly story have a meaning? Well....the Seven knights.....were seven people for starters. And each of them their colors made them what they are today.

You see their deaths.....made the wonderous flower today. They are called roses. As time goes by people may even create more colors. But there will always be seven to honor those knights.

The black rose people confused this flower to be a depressing or mourning flower. You will see them at funerals. But there is more to one color. Because the black roses have a positive meaning as well. They can stand for 'A new beginning and major change.' 

The orange color means this person has a bold and fiery often stands for 'Desire, fascination, enthusiasm, and energy.'  It is a way of saying 'I am proud of you'. With their meaning of admiration and excitement. Think of this flower that has the energy to cheer you up.

The green ones, ah. Now those have the meaning of 'life. Abundant growth, and constant renewal of life and energy.'  They signify the constant rejuvenation of spirit and fertility. With richness, abundance, and bounty. The best way I can say about this colored knight is they can give a human a sense if balance, stability, and a peace of mind.

The ever-famous red ones mean passion, true love, and desire. This is the most famous of all the knights. For who could ever forget someone with red? It is a classic 'I love you' flower.

If you ever stumble upon a pink one, someday. Ah, now that one stands for femininity, elegance, refinement, and sweetness. Sometimes depending on its shade the deeper or lighter the color the different the meaning. If it is a deep or hotter pink convey gratitude, appreciation, recognition and it is a great way to say 'thank you'. Yet the lighter the pink, in means 'grace, gentleness, joy, and happiness.'

And let's not forget the white one. Representing purity, innocence, and youthfulness. We women use this for the day we marry, but it has another meaning in the language of flowers. The white roses symbolized 'a new beginning and ever-lasting love'.

But where is the seventh one, ah. How could I very forget that one? You see, many people have forgotten what this knight had. But I do. You see, the seventh knight its color I believe is the most you should never underestimate for its color...

'Mystery....yet impossible. or is unattainable.' Yes, such an interesting color this knight was. For you see...if you ever were to give this rose to someone. Make sure they are 'worthy of such a color.' 'For you are telling them they are 'extraordinarily wonderful and unique.' I think this rose represents a woman. Who marches to the sound of her own beating heart, the beat of her own drum.....if I had to choose. To say something about myself. I would have to go with the blue. Every woman follows their own beating drum.....and that is what makes it special.

That is what makes their soul truly worthy to cherish. To love, and to fight for. Even an angel, a figure called by death, or a demon can not be more moved when a woman has a faint blue in her.