Do you know about this sunflower theory? It says when the sun is out, sunflowers tilt their faces to catch every ray, like little golden hearts reaching for happiness. But when night arrives, they turn toward each other, like friends sharing secrets in a cozy corner, glowing just enough to keep each other warm. That's why, whenever you gift someone sunflowers, give two, because it's like saying, "Even when the world feels dark, I'll be your light, and you'll be mine." It's not just love; it's the magic of friendship that laughs at silly things at 2 a.m., the warmth of hugs that feel like home, and the little smiles that make ordinary days sparkle. Sunflowers remind us that light isn't always loud; it's in soft touches, shared glances, and knowing someone is there even when everything else fades. Giving two is like a tiny promise: "'ll be here through storms, and together we'll find our sunshine again." Even in darkness, even in silence, hearts can turn toward each other, and suddenly the night feels a little brighter, a little warmer, a little more like home.