The lift door was about to close when suddenly two men entered.
It was quite late, about 9 plus at night.
It was a father and son. The son seemed to be in his early twenties and the father, I reckoned, forties.
The latter was flipping through the mail that he had just collected.
In his right hand was a tiny bunch of yellow flowers.
They looked like they were freshly picked from the roadside; mere twenty-cent sized, about six to eight of them in the bundle, with stalks no longer than my longest finger, meticulously picked and arranged in a small little posy.
It's autumn now; Singapore is no temperature country but the streets are lined with flowers in bloom - white, yellow, pink, purple, red...
Who were the flowers for?
Must be the madam, I reckoned and my heart melted...
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