Flower Adventure

Anna comes to check on her grandmother Martha and finds the family flower shop buried in dust. Bringing it back will take hundreds of flowers.

In the six-by-six garden the plants grow on their own, and everything comes down to when you cut. Cut early and the flower still counts toward an order, but it barely pays. Wait for the peak and you get full price plus a perfect cut. Wait too long and it wilts, then rots, and you have to clear the bed.

You can't lose. The only limit is water: it refills on its own and tops up every morning.

Back at the shop: customer orders, daily tasks and the happy customers meter — fill it and a gift is waiting. The coins you earn go into the renovation: fresh paint, a window display, shelves, a sign. Nine steps, and the shop shines again.

And it all starts forty years earlier, when young Martha was saving up for that same shop, coin by coin in a jar on the counter. Later: a second shop by the station and three ways the story can go.