In Japan, flowers are traditionally used to convey what can't be spoken. The language of flowers, called Hanakotoba, 花言葉. 

The Imperial Palace is the main residence of the Emperor with his Imperial Family. It is surrounded by a beautiful garden, buildings, and mysteries.
Fabio Almazar is a 23-year-old gardener at the Imperial Palace. Just like the Palace, Fabio is also surrounded by secrets. Everyone at the palace, be it servants or royals has the secrets they want to protect. His pure intentions and innocent heart attracted the next in line emperor named Hisahito Yamabe. He was the only son of the emperor and soon will inherit the throne from his father. Knowing it was forbidden, Hisahito and Fabio continued to see each other. They find peace and freedom with each other until everyone at the palace realizes that the past is happening again. They did their best to stop the curse, but destiny is not an easy opponent. Fabio and Hisahito fell in love with each other.
Desperate for the love and freedom he longs for, Hisahito fights for his love, but the emperor chooses to reveal the secrets of the Palace to change his son's mind, but it only makes it worse.
As the prince left the Palace, another mystery has been made. Everyone believes that it was the cures of the Garden of Heliotrope and the past will happen again until someone would change their ways.

Garden of Heliotrope

It’s been three days since I sent a white orchid to Fabio and at last, I finally received a reply! Tanaka told me that there’s a red flower outside my room. He has no idea where it came from and even I had no idea how Fabio sent this flower in front of my room. Does he know any servants that reside inside the Palace? Either way, I can’t wait to find out what’s the meaning of this flower. It looks beautiful with my white orchids. 


“Do not sniff those flowers. We never knew where it came from,” Tanaka sensei said. 


“I’m pretty sure it came from the garden, but I have no idea who sent it,” I said as I put the flower in my vase that’s full of white orchids. It stands out and looks so beautiful. I should look for its name and meaning so that I can send a reply. 


“I haven’t seen that kind of flower in the garden. How can you be sure that it came from our garden?” Tanaka asked. 


22: The Pansy Flower