“It’s the same flowers. These ones are committed.”
From Chapter 2, “Why Nobody Reads It,” of The Marriage Contract, 2027, which reads the law of marriage as the prenup every married couple already has.
Two identical bouquets lie on a florist's counter. One already has a tag: Party, eighty dollars. The florist is using a price gun to make the other's tag: Wedding, three hundred and forty dollars. A customer in a veil looks delighted.
