Flip the Day: The Bouquet of Revenge

The bouquet Cora Quinn wants back is carved from glass-grade jadeite, worth millions, and it is the last piece her grandfather ever made. In the life she has already been through it did not stay with her. Elsie Reed, the daughter of the Quinn family's old housekeeper, was shown some kindness and took the jade bouquet, then Cora's fiancé, then her brother. Cora died on the street. She wakes again on her wedding day with Elsie holding out a plastic bouquet that cost 9.9 yuan. Cora snorts at it. This time she keeps her grandfather's work in her own hands, tells Elsie that the bouquet is a national treasure and that none of them are fit to put a finger on it, and carries it in herself.