After lunch, Zeke made arrangements to send a truckload of daffodils to Charlie's house. 4

The daffodils he sent were all high-quality grades that were very lush and green, and none of them were flowering as per Charlie's request. 1

Daffodils looked very similar to chives especially when they were not blooming. 3

People in the city could not distinguish plants very clearly. Also, most people who ate chives had only seen chives sold in the market that were tied in a bundle, but they had never seen chives growing in the ground, so they were unable to differentiate chives and daffodils in plain sight and would often get confused by the similarities. 1

Chive was a vegetable fancied by many people. It was an indispensable amazing ingredient when it came to stir-frying, soup, making pies, or dumplings. 5

However, daffodils were not edible.

Why? Because daffodils contained narcissus.

Narcissus was a toxic alkaloid. 1

When Elaine told Charlie that Lady Wilson liked to eat chives, he immediately thought of daffodils. 1

the sneaky Lady Wilson succeeded

repeat her sinister act again and

to arrange workers to plant all these daffodils on the villa's wall.

grab a bunch of the daffodils from outside the fence-i t

as chives, she would

lethal, admission to the hospital and several days of treatment

be admitted to the hospital after consuming those toxic daffodils. During the time they were in the hospital, he would hire some people to turn all the fences around the villa into walls and build a glasshouse for his vegetable garden. That way, no one could steal

the truck come to unload the cargo from the

awe when she saw the workers unloading clusters of green

It was chives!

and glistening chives!

delicious lunch at noon. Thanks to Charlie's fresh

savory. In fact, it was

fresh chives

fact, it had been a long while since she had eaten eggs and chives dumplings after the series of unfortunate events-becoming homeless, suffering the devastating changes in her

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