In a small village, Faraji, Sunita, and Yelena are friends who love gardening. One day, Faraji finds an exotic plant and decides to keep it a secret until it blooms. He plants it in a hidden corner of his backyard. The plant blooms only at night and emits a rare fragrance. One evening, Sunita visits Faraji and smells the exotic fragrance but does not see the plant, as it's hidden. The next day, Sunita tells Yelena about the mysterious scent but not about her visit to Faraji's garden. That evening, Faraji invites Yelena to see the plant. The day after, Yelena meets Sunita and tells her about Faraji's exotic plant. Does Sunita know the source of the fragrance she smelled the previous evening? Respond very briefly.
Sunita knows the source of the fragrance she smelled because she had already experienced the mysterious scent during her visit to Faraji's garden, even though she did not see the plant itself. Upon hearing Yelena's description of Faraji's exotic plant that emits a rare fragrance and blooms only at night, Sunita can logically connect that the scent she smelled must have come from Faraji's plant. The information Yelena shares about the plant's unique characteristics matches the timing and sensory experience Sunita had, allowing her to deduce that the fragrance she encountered came from Faraji's secret plant.