In a sunlit garden, a grandmother and her curious granddaughter spent their days tending to flowers. One day, the little girl asked, "Grandma, why are my eyes so big? "Her grandmother replied with a smile, "When your mother was expecting you, she ate too many blueberries, making your eyes big and round, just like the color of the sky." The granddaughter giggled and asked about a butterfly fluttering by. "This butterfly's color is my favorite," her grandmother said. "And what's yours?" the grandmother asked. The girl proudly showed her yellow handkerchief, pinned to her shirt. Five years later, after her grandmother passed away, the granddaughter returned to the old house. The garden, once vibrant, was now dried out. Feeling lost, she laid down in her grandmother’s room and drifted into a vivid dream. In it, the same butterfly appeared, glowing softly in the darkness. She followed it through a portal into a world filled with glowing flowers and Sakura trees. There, she saw her grandmother, lovingly tending the garden. Just as she reached out to her, the dream faded, and she awoke, inspired. Determined to revive the neglected garden, the granddaughter began to tend to it with care, bringing life back to the place where they had shared so many cherished moments. As the flowers bloomed once more, she felt her grandmother’s love surrounding her, like the glowing butterfly in her dream.