She’d been worried about how much damage awaited her when she finally returned. She couldn’t afford a catastrophe, even with insurance. She had two huge weddings in two days and if all of those flowers were lost, it would take a huge chunk of her savings to replace them. When she bolted through the door, she found Sara sitting on the workroom floor covered in sweat. “How bad is it?” She heard Landon come in behind her as she began to survey the damage. “We lost all of the lavender roses and blue hydrangeas as well as most of the sweet pea and Queen Anne’s lace.” Talia stepped over Sara and walked into the cooler to get a better look. She grabbed a clipboard just inside the cooler door and began taking notes. Before long, Sara had joined her inside. “Did you call the wholesaler?” “Yeah.” “How long do you think it was off?” Talia was scribbling notes as she talked. “I’m not sure. I think it must have gone out around the time you left.” Sara leaned next to the cooler door looking crushed.
