I'm Also Eavesdropping on the Top Student's Love Affair Today

The campus radio station of City A Experimental Middle School unexpectedly aged out and became a "live broadcast room" - private conversations within 20 meters will be listened to simultaneously by the entire school. On the first day of the new semester, an anonymous confession from a clear male voice suddenly came from the loudspeaker, instantly igniting the "sugar-addiction radar" of the whole school. Chi Miao, the second-year high school webmaster, appears to be a social worker, but actually has "low self-esteem" due to a stutter in her childhood. She is ordered by the school leaders to find out the "leaker" within 24 hours, otherwise the radio station will be shut down. She is in a state of distress, but she does not know that the sweet protagonist being "live broadcast" every day is herself. Shen Yan, a student admitted to the information competition, is aloof and taciturn, but he is the main protagonist of the confession - he had long recognized Chi Miao through the harmonica as the elementary school classmate who had cured his tinnitus, and secretly weaved a "secret love network known to the whole school" through the serial number: lunch break lectures, sharing umbrellas on rainy nights, grabbing books in the library... The sweet clips were hotly searched every day, and the student and parent groups were all over the place. When Chi Miao mistakenly thought that his stuttering had recurred and was laughed at, so he broke down and quit the station, Shen Yan wrote a clarification note but was notified; at the flag-raising ceremony, he simply blew himself up - "It's me who communicates, it's me who confesses, and it's me who likes Chi Miao!" Chi Miao picked up the microphone for the first time and responded with a steady voice: "The radio station will not stop, and my voice will only leave a dedicated channel for him." The incident turned around and the two turned into Friday anchors and publicly shared their views on healthy love. Their traffic broke through the circle and the admissions office went crazy with laughter. After the college entrance examination, the serial frequency equipment was retired. Chi Miao locked the old microphone in a glass cabinet with a label that read - "The equipment will be retired, but the voices of teenagers will always be overheard."