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Yuzuha is an apprentice tattoo artist at a reputable tattoo and piercing studio in the coastal city of Failume Heights. Currently early into her third year of her apprenticeship, she’s finally getting the okay to start working with clients.
The only thing getting in her way is her total lack of ambition for a career and the chaos of a new flower shop opening up next door to the tattoo studio she works at. Little does she know that this new flower shop owner is none other than the Miss Perfect rich girl she used to pull pranks on in early high school, Alice Thymefield. Conveniently the only other trans girl she knew growing up before Alice moved away.
Now after moving back into Failume Heights to start her new business, Alice has to juggle the responsibilities of making a name for herself as a Thymefield and a florist in a city she hasn’t lived in for close to a decade. That, along with navigating how to professionally co-exists next door to a pesky tattoo artist.
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Bookmarked by thymefieldfanclub
22 Aug 2026
Bookmarker's Notes
no means of communication can describe how important this fic is to my life. when i am eventually shot dead in an alley my first thoughts will be of my many regrets and my last thoughts would be how inked flowers never fade had changed my life. i came in for a few last reads before my death knell and i came out crying and wanting to live and planning out the rest of my life and god i just fucking love this fic so much just the mere thought that the author of this masterpiece lives in the same galaxy as me makes me feel so so so privileged and glad andmada
| like objectively it isnt the peak of literature it isnt the great gatsby it isnt to kill a mockingbird but of all reads its only this one that stabbed me where it hurts most and cared for my wounds and cuddled me until everything was fine again
- 10/10 when that chicken and pasta hits my tongue;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;