Used book: "Love Letters to Mr. Mole" [90% new]

When you were one year old, you'd drink milk from a bottle, and if you didn't finish it, you'd shove the nipple into my mouth and say, in a baby voice, "Sis, drink!" I'd drink it all, and then those boys would make fun of me for half a year.
When you were three, on your first day of kindergarten, you came back clutching a candy. It was a candy you'd already sucked on, and your hands were all sticky when you pushed it into my mouth. Looking at your grimy little hands, I bit into it.
When you started school, you gave me a pile of pink notebooks and pencils. I had no choice but to use them to take notes, and this time, I was laughed at until I graduated. Later, you came to me with a pink dress, and I had to escape by jumping out the window.
You grew up and wanted to follow me into the police force. You'd get exhausted but never complain, just throw all your dirty uniforms at me and come into my room to pick out a clean police shirt to wear; at lunch in the cafeteria, you'd dump all the food you didn't like, or couldn't finish, into my bowl. You even almost dumped the uneaten dog food for your dog, Beibei, into my bowl...

About the Author
Ji Xiangye, a member of the Hunan Provincial Writers Association, is the grand champion of the Chinese Language Romance Novel Competition. Her writing style is delicate, and her words are captivating. Her works have been selected for the China Writers Association's key project support program, have repeatedly appeared on the China Online Novel Bestseller List, and many of her works have been adapted for film and television.