A bouquet of a dozen pink roses— the outer petals tinged with glitter— is left by her bedside table, with the stems tied around the middle in a light pink ribbon. Just like how she had, he leaves a note on light purple paper; his scrawl is naturally messy, but he hopes that she can read it.
Hi, Olivia! It's funny, I used to think that this sort of holiday was just a bunch of nonsense... But now, I'm happy that I have someone to spend it with.
Oh, don't worry! All of my days are wonderful, when I'm with you. In fact, seeing you always puts a smile on my face, so I don't know why I need this special day to tell you how much I love you!!
He pauses, tapping the pen against his lip, before he continues to write. The phrase is bizarre to him, but if she had written it, then there was no harm in following suit.
Always a surprise, she's pleased-- at least, the roses gifted are all in tact, beautiful as they were dainty. She was still learning the traditions of this city, a new country to explore; her face lights up immediately, picking up the purple paper between her petite fingers.
Simple words were enough to bring a smile to her face, she was certain why she managed to write those words-- Olivia wished she could be more delicate in her words, she felt silly by this point. He managed to speak the words she couldn't, knowing the final part to be true. No one needed a day, even so it was nice.
Bringing the roses to the bridge of her nose, the dancer sniffs each one, watching as sparkles glistened in front of her very eyes.