Zhu Mieci

"Chu Mole Ci" The first time Zhou Yanqing was called "Aheng" by Zhou Yan, the green bird jade pendant on her fingertips made her palms ache. The cinnabar mole under her brow bone was originally a "good fortune" as her mother said, but when it arrived at the Marquis of Jing'an Mansion, it became the mark of a substitute. He asked her to learn Su Heng's gait and imitate Su Heng's writing style. Even when she combed Su Heng's bun, she rubbed the mole with her fingertips, and her eyes were filled with grief that she couldn't understand. Zhou Yanqing tried to struggle. She deliberately knocked over the inkstone on his desk and was distracted when he was reciting Su Heng's poems. But when he stood under her window with an umbrella on a rainy night and said in a hoarse voice, "Don't leave me like her," all her stubbornness was in vain. She gradually indulged in the tenderness he occasionally showed - he would remember that she didn't like onions and ginger, and when she drew the wrong green bird, he would hold her hand and redraw it, and his breath would brush her ears like a hot hook. Until the letter that Su Heng had not sent before his death was dug out, the alienation and impatience in the handwriting tore apart the dream that Zhou Yan had woven with memories. It turned out that what he loved was never the real Su Heng who had a bad temper and was afraid of insects and ants, but the flawless soul in his imagination. As for Zhou Yanqing, even her qualifications to become a "fake" were tied to that innocent cinnabar mole. When Xiao Yan finally saw the three words "Zhou Yanqing" clearly in her eyes, she had