Song Yi’s words instantly brought the atmosphere down to a more relaxed place.

Good love is never about taking something from each other, but about thinking for one another.

And she definitely counted as the person who understood Tang Si’s situation best.

No matter when, she could always get along with him comfortably, not a trace of awkwardness between them.

Everything was so easy and natural, right on point.

Tang Si suddenly laughed, feeling a wave of relief in his heart.

He lifted his hand, gently touched her cheek, his voice a little hoarse: "So... would you be willing to give me a chance?"

At that moment, Song Yi saw the wound on his arm.

That cut seemed like it had never really healed—it would get better, then split open, and get better only to tear again. Now it looked like it might scar.

More accurately, it was always going to leave a scar, but the repeated splitting had only deepened it.

Song Yi lowered her eyes: "Captain Tang, take care of your body."

She said, "If you want to chase after someone, you’ve at least got to hold on to that one little life of yours, right?"

"Alright."

...

He finally finished changing into that outfit.

The style was definitely unique; on him, it held this charming sort of rebellious edge.

But at the same time, there was a restrained maturity to him, making him especially attractive.

The director stared at him and snapped several photos in a row.

When they wrapped up, the director called him over.

Tang Si followed: "Director, is there something you need?"

The director got straight to the point: "Are you interested in modeling for us? I can offer a very high annual salary, and sign you to our highest-level contract."

Tang Si crossed his arms lazily and leaned against the wall: "Director, are you trying to poach President Song’s people?"

"Not at all. You’re working as her assistant—how much is she paying you? I can offer you much more."

Tang Si said, "This is poaching, you know."

Over there, Song Yi was talking to other people.

"President Song, I think the director’s trying to steal your talent again."