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“A Square Inch of Stars”
Architect Shen Xinghe always wears a strange silver bracelet – seven square moissanite stones are perfectly embedded in a geometric silver frame, like a miniature space capsule floating on her wrist. This is her “failed works collection” made by herself with scraps, and each stone is engraved with the design number rejected by the client. On a rainy night in late autumn, she ran into the new structural engineer Jiang An dismantling the bracelet. Under the magnifying glass, the so-called “defective” moissanite corners actually hide the details she loves most in each abandoned plan, which are reproduced with nano-carving. “The cherry blossom rain at the corner of Plan No. 7 should be seen like this.” Jiang An raised the bracelet to the street lamp, and the starlight suddenly reflected the sketch she drew on the paper towel in the cafe three years ago between the stone edges. It turned out that the folder in his computer named “Solution No. 7 Rescue Plan” has been updated to version 119. Just like moissanite always has more fire than diamonds, there are always people who prefer those imperfect corners.