Miss Cousin is Always Busy (GL) Chapter 127.2

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Mild gore warning.

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The nights in autumn had grown even colder, and the air seemed to be carrying a layer of mist as it gave off a cold and moist feeling.

After doing a few stretches, Jun Zishu started jogging. She planned to jog from this neighborhood to the nearby square, following the original owner's usual route.

Jun Zishu jogged at a leisurely pace, and Jiang Yinsheng hovered beside her, matching her pace.

Under the illumination of the moonlight and intermittent streetlights, Jiang Yinsheng felt that the lady officer's running posture was very cool.

When Jun Zishu arrived at the square, she switched from jogging to walking.

There was music playing in the square, and the middle area was crowded with several groups of dancing middle-aged women. These women danced to the tune of their brainwashing songs, twisting and turning their bodies.

Skateboarding kids and teenagers could also be seen shuttling through the square, and the street across the square was lined with stalls that sold barbeque and milk tea.

Jun Zishu walked on the quiet periphery of the square, surrounding herself with only greenery and the occasional passerby.

"What's on your mind, Miss Officer?" Jiang Yinsheng asked as she hovered ahead of Jun Zishu before turning around.

"I'm thinking about something that I don't really understand."

"That's a contradictory statement."

"Yes, it's contradictory."

However, humans were contradictory creatures.

"Why are some people willing to hurt others in the name of love?"

"That's not love. That's desire. If a person loves someone, they wouldn't be willing to hurt their loved one," Jiang Yinsheng said as she effortlessly hovered backward, her eyes focused on Jun Zishu. Then, after a moment, she asked, "Do you know what love is, Miss Officer?"

"It's two people liking each other, respecting each other, and taking care of each other, right?"

"That's it. Just stay firm like that. Everyone's view on love is different. There's no need to think about why others would act differently because of love. Everyone's dif

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