It Ends With Us: Roots Worth Rising
It Ends With Us Lily Bloom holds a curled heart-shaped mark, an emblem of her first love by her collarbone. A love she's authored as a teenager. She also harbors a flower shop, a new venture she's started in Boston. A dream she’s kept since her first love. But she also walks out of her marriage. Her walking away from an abusive marriage happens with women. One of six reasons women vacate from the ‘battered wife’ syndrome is increase in violence. And Lily exits the marriage because she has this: her independence. Her own flower shop, the root of her independence. Plethora, Maine In this town of Maine, where golden-lit to ravaging foliage laughs in the tree-lined rows, and Gothic Revival rooflines spring toward the sky, the interiors of these homes retain a repression of their own. Lily Bloom laughed often with her boyfriend under the snug sheets. And during their secretive encounters, they shared sweet liking f...
