Whenever Li Changle showed that he didn't like her or was getting impatient with her, Wang Siyi would lose her sense of security and start overthinking. She'd become gloomy all over.
Wang Siyi didn't know why she was like this. Before she'd met Li Changle, she'd been strong, too.
Back when she'd secretly gone singing behind her parents' backs and struggled to make a name for herself in the entertainment industry, she'd had to deal with all kinds of chaos there. She hadn't fallen apart then.
Even when she went home now and then, she still had to make her resolve clear to her parents and stand her ground. Though every time ended in an argument, she'd still been full of energy back then, convinced she would succeed.
But ever since she'd met Li Changle, Wang Siyi had realized she'd changed. She'd become fragile, and her emotions had grown more sensitive.
Li Changle took care of her and helped her write songs. When she got drunk or fell ill, he looked after her tirelessly and patiently, even putting up with her little fits of temper.
Wang Siyi began to understand what it felt like to be cared for and looked after. It was so heartwarming, like a small flame suddenly appearing on a freezing winter night, lighting up her life and warming her heart.
Perhaps she'd been carrying everything alone for too long and was simply exhausted. At last, she'd found what she believed was a safe harbor she could rely on, and wanted to start setting down all her burdens.
But as Wang Siyi began to consider setting those burdens down, she thought that perhaps she was only pining for him alone, getting ahead of herself. The defenses around her heart began to crumble.
Once she decided to take