Not a Canary

[Outspoken singer (Chi Mian) x Sensitive CEO (Li Wenye)] Four years ago, Chi Mian met Li Wenye for the first time. He is a rebellious top student who dropped out of school, while Li Wenye is a rich second generation who does not do his job properly. Chi Mian opened her mouth and said "I want to chase you", which shocked everyone. Li Wenye staggered in fright, and did not dare to look at him in the next game. Chi Mian thought: This brother is so funny. Two years ago, Chi Mian saw Li Wenye for the last time. He is a popular singer, and Li Wenye is his boss. It's another person on his secret contract. Chi Mian thought they would last forever, until he burst into the house with the trophy in hand and was greeted by a bolt from the blue. ——"Let's break up." They said all the hurtful things to each other and did the things they enjoyed, but their decision remained unchanged. From then on we became strangers. See you again this year. Chi Mian is the target of Li Wenye's brother's scandal. Li Wenye warned Chi Mian to keep a distance from his brother. Chi Mian asked: "What identity are you using to control me?" He held a grudge and could not see Li Wenye acting as if nothing had happened. Hating and hating, Chi Mian realized that he was not innocent, and Li Wenye was not relieved either. So, let's talk about it again. * What's the point of breaking up? For Li Wenye, he was grateful to Chi Mian for playing love games with him, but that was the end of it. He was afraid that he wouldn't be able to bear it, and he was even more afraid of causing harm to Chi Mian. For Chi Mian, he saw Li Wenye blocking the wind and rain for him. He did not agree with Li Wenye's point of view. Chi Mian said: "I don't need to be protected. I will protect you." / Warning: 1. The protagonists only have each other physically and mentally, and the age difference is 4 years. 2. The supporting roles include male, female, and male and female elements. 3. A one-sentence introduction from "Brig" by Shu Ting. Purpose: Love is sharing rather than giving