In the year 2084, the world had become a sterile landscape. The sun, hidden behind a perpetual veil of smog, cast a dim, sickly light over the once-vibrant Earth. Flowers, once the harbingers of spring and symbols of life, had vanished entirely. The last tulip had withered away decades ago, and with it, the final breath of natural fragrance.
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Humanity, however, had not forgotten the allure of flowers. In this bleak future, artificial blooms filled the void left by their natural counterparts.