In a small town, there lived three friends: Kofi, Emiko, and Juanita. Kofi, who loved gardening, decided to plant a special flower that blooms only once a year and is exceptionally beautiful. Emiko and Juanita were aware of Kofi's plans, as he had talked excitedly about it weeks prior. Kofi planted the flower in his backyard where it could not be seen from the outside because he wanted to surprise his friends with the bloom.

One day, while Kofi was away visiting family, Emiko decided to sneak a peek at the garden. She found that the flower had not yet bloomed. She mentioned this to Juanita, but she did not clarify that she saw the unbloomed flower while Kofi was away. The next day, Kofi returned and to his delight, the flower had bloomed. Overjoyed, Kofi planned to invite both Emiko and Juanita over the following day to reveal the surprise.

Before he could send out an invitation, a storm was forecasted to potentially destroy delicate plants. Kofi, to protect the flower, covered the bloom with a protective dome. That same evening, but after the protective measures were taken, Emiko mentioned to Juanita how excited she was about the approaching storm, as she loved the rain, unknowingly revealing that she had not seen the flower bloom and was unaware of the precautions Kofi had taken.

The next morning, the storm had passed, and the flower remained unscathed. Kofi, still under the impression that neither of his friends had seen the flower, sent out an invite for lunch and the surprise unveiling. Provide a short response.
Kofi wrongly presumes that both Emiko and Juanita have not seen the flower--it has already been seen by Emiko, although when it was unbloomed. Emiko knows the location of the flower but is not aware that it has already bloomed or that Kofi has covered it with a protectant. Juanita is the only one among the three friends who has no knowledge of the flower's current state, only knowing about the planting from the earlier conversations and assuming it has not bloomed because she hasn't been informed otherwise. Emiko's anticipation of the storm demonstrates her ignorance of the blooming event and the subsequent protective action by Kofi.

In the aftermath of the storm, Kofi's invite carries with it an embedded assumption that both Emiko and Juanita will be seeing the bloomed flower for the first time. Emiko, when she accepts the invitation, will likely be expecting to see the unbloomed flower, as her last information about the flower's state was prior to Kofi's departure and before the bloom. Juanita, on the other hand, is entirely uninformed about the flower's development stages and the effects of the storm--her expectations align with Kofi's original intent to reveal the bloomed flower as a surprise. Neither Emiko nor Juanita are aware of the dome protection, a detail only known to Kofi. This results in a layered misunderstanding: Emiko expects an unbloomed flower, Juanita expects a surprise that aligns with Kofi's original intentions, and Kofi expects to unveil a bloomed flower that neither Emiko nor Juanita has seen before.