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The atmosphere of the concert remained vibrant, with the audience still immersed in Liu Chaochao's singing. I stood backstage, filled with pride and anticipation. As her performance came to an end, the applause surged like a tidal wave, and I knew she had finally arrived at her moment.
However, Tang Xiao had no intention of letting things rest. I pulled out my phone and quickly sent her a text. "If you provoke Chaochao again, I will expose all the bad things you've done over the years on the company forum." My heart was filled with caution; Tang Xiao's treachery forced me to take measures to protect Chaochao.
I waited for her response, feeling uneasy. Just then, I saw Tang Xiao turn and walk toward Liu Chaochao, seemingly holding something in her hand. Sure enough, as Liu Chaochao made her way to the vanity, Tang Xiao discreetly slipped her a note. My heart tightened; I had no idea what trick she was planning this time. Later, I learned that it read, " Lin Shohu is not a good person."
After Liu Chaochao finished her makeup, I was ready with a bouquet of flowers, hoping to seize the moment to present them to her. The flowers had been ordered long ago, symbolizing congratulations and support. I held my breath, eagerly awaiting her exit from the vanity.
When she finally stepped out, light cascaded over her face, making her smile bloom like a flower. I felt a surge of joy as I prepared to hand her the bouquet. But at the moment she took the flowers, I noticed hesitation and confusion on her face.
"What is this...?" she asked, furrowing her brow as if pondering the origin of the flowers.
I quickly adjusted my tone and feigned calmness. "These are from the company to congratulate you on your wonderful performance tonight." My voice aimed for steadiness, yet my heart was tumultuous.
She gazed at the flowers, a flicker of disappointment crossing her eyes, and it felt as if my heart had been pricked. She didn't know that these flowers were carefully chosen by me as encouragement and hope for her. I wanted to tell her that I was not just a guardian but also a friend by her side, wishing to accompany her through every important moment.
"Thank you," Liu Chaochao finally replied with a smile, though there was still a hint of hesitation in her tone. I understood that this beautiful sentiment needed time to develop.
In that instant, I suddenly recalled Tang Xiao's note. She intended to disrupt our relationship in this way, but what mattered more was how precious Liu Chaochao's reliance and trust in me—Mu Yan—were. Every performance she gave and every step of growth she achieved were results of my unwavering protection.
" Chaochao, you were truly amazing tonight," I tried to steer the conversation back to her music, hoping to help her move past the earlier confusion.
"Thank you! I'm really happy to have sung this song," she said, her gaze gradually becoming resolute as her love for music seemed to dispel any lingering doubts within her.
I looked at her smile, my heart filled with comfort. No matter how Tang Xiao manipulated things, I would not let her affect Liu Chaochao's mood. Tonight, she was the brightest star under the starry sky, and I would always be the one silently guarding her from behind.
As time passed, the warmth of the concert gradually faded, but Liu Chaochao's performance made me incredibly proud. I knew our story was just beginning, and I would continue to accompany her as Mu Yan, protecting every moment as she chased her dreams.
After the concert ended, Liu Chaochao's singing still echoed in my mind, as if that melody resonated in my ears. In a small corner backstage, I had a deep conversation with her as Mu Yan. She looked excited yet somewhat confused; I knew today's performance held great significance for her, but the negative message from that note had also cast a shadow in her heart.
"Mu Yan, how do you think we can judge if someone is a good person or a bad person?" Her voice carried a hint of seriousness, and her eyes sparkled with thought.
I paused for a moment, pondering her question. "Well... sometimes it's difficult," I replied slowly. "Some people may seem good on the surface but have different intentions inside. And some may give you a bad impression at first but later turn out to be the ones you trust the most."
"What if someone says another person is bad, but that 'bad' person actually leaves a good impression? Shouldn't we then not be wary of them in future encounters?" Her brow furrowed slightly as she tried to untangle this complex reasoning.
I took a deep breath; this question was indeed not simple. "I think judging a person shouldn't rely solely on others' opinions. The most important thing is to rely on your own feelings and observations. People can change; sometimes our first impressions of someone may not be entirely accurate."
"So when listening to others, we should maintain a level of caution," she nodded gently, seemingly digesting my words.
"Exactly. You should look at this person with your own eyes rather than completely depending on others' views," I emphasized, hoping she would grasp its importance.
"Do you think I should be wary of Tang Xiao?" She suddenly mentioned that name, causing my heart to tighten.
"Tang Xiao?" I feigned calmness while my mind began to consider her true intentions. "I don't know much about her, but if she has made you feel uncomfortable, it might be worth keeping an eye on her."
Liu Chaochao paused slightly before continuing to ask, "Do you know her?"
"I've heard some things about her," I said, trying to mask my emotions, though I felt a knot of tension in my chest. "Her behavior can sometimes be unsettling."
"Yeah, she said some strange things to me today that left me a bit bewildered," she replied, her voice tinged with helplessness. "I was really excited about the performance, but she threw me off."
"Don't let her affect your mood, Chaochao," I said softly. "Your performance tonight was impeccable; you need to believe in yourself."
She smiled faintly, gratitude shining in her eyes. "Thank you, Mu Yan. You always manage to help me relax. You're truly my best musical partner."
In that moment, warmth surged within me. Perhaps my role as Mu Yan was not just about protecting her for the sake of music, but because she made me appreciate the beauty in life. I wanted to be by her side always, to be her supporter and listener.
"We will face all challenges together," I declared firmly. "No matter if it's Tang Xiao or anyone else, we can't let her negativity sway our determination to pursue our musical dreams."
"I'll do my best, Mu Yan," she replied with newfound resolve. "I'll be myself and not let anyone dictate my passion for music."
"That's the spirit," I smiled back. "You're amazing, Chaochao."
As we continued discussing music and our future, I knew that no matter what challenges lay ahead, I would always be her steadfast support, forever backing her dreams.
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