Chapter 436 - 79_2
The pen moved swiftly, forming words as small as fly heads, and Li Zhiyuan had to stand up and lean in to see them closely.
She was writing a letter, a letter from Ran Qiuping to her daughter, Qiu Minmin.
Usually, after these letters were written, Ran Qiuping would burn them, so only these high heels could "see" them.
The content of each letter was quickly written down, and once a sand surface was filled, Li Zhiyuan then smoothed it with a horizontal ruler to allow her to continue writing.
Aside from a mother’s longing for her deceased daughter, the letters rambled about life and occasionally mentioned Sun Hongxia, who was used to vent anger, repeatedly bringing up one name: Mao Zhushan.
Sometimes he was called Master Mao, sometimes Tianshi Mao, and even sometimes like Brother Mao or Handsome Mao; the relationship seemed so good that she wanted him to be her son-in-law in the future.
But there were also the turnarounds when Ran Qiuping cursed him as a big liar, bastard, and beast Mao in her letters.
The shifts in address and emotion involved an important theme that ran consistently through a series of letters, which was—resurrection.
Upon seeing this theme, Li Zhiyuan understood that Ran Qiuping had been deceived.