President, Stop Making Trouble

He is a billionaire CEO who has taken over a film and television company at a young age. He is completely in love with the woman who sat at the table next to him in middle school. He decided to propose to her, but he never thought that she would be so heartless, disdainful of him kneeling down to propose on the spot, and disdainful of his tenderness. She was an out-and-out country bumpkin. She integrated into the big city from an unknown rural area. She worked as a backup singer in a Suer company and followed a young and handsome manager in an elegant coffee shop. She had a rough heart. She had known him for half a year and thought he would propose to her, but she never thought that he would actually kiss her best friend who she had known for half a year in front of her, ruthlessly trampling on her self-esteem. Maybe they were two people who had the same problem. Out of anger and sympathy, he took her hand and gave her a kiss on the spot. One upstairs, one downstairs, meet again. . . . . . . . .