Miss Cousin is Always Busy (GL) Chapter 156

The large house was relatively empty. Apart from a few housekeepers, Jun Zishu saw nobody else.

"Do you live alone, Teacher?"

"Mhm. My parents live abroad. My elder brother and little sister are in the country, but we live separately," Yu Fanshu said as she led Jun Zishu upstairs.

"You have a little sister, Teacher?"

"Mhm. She's about the same age as you."

Upon arriving on the second floor, what entered Jun Zishu's eyes was a spacious living room. The floor was carpeted, and the room's interior decoration gave off a cozy feeling.

Jun Zishu guessed that Yu Fanshu rarely ever entertained guests here. The rooms on the first floor were meant for the live-in housekeepers, and there didn't seem to be any guest rooms on the second floor. Other than a spacious living room, there was only a very wide and elaborate room on the second floor.

After entering the room in question, Jun Zishu followed Yu Fanshu through several doors.

"This place looks so unique."

On the outside, the house looked like your typical European villa. Yet, the interior felt unique and magical. It was especially true for this network of rooms on the second floor.

"Mhm. I put a lot of thought into designing this place back then. I designed this place mainly for my own comfort," Yu Fanshu said as she beckoned at Jun Zishu, welcoming the latter to her domain.

"How should we start training?"

"Follow me."

Yu Fanshu opened the door on her left. Then, when Jun Zishu saw what was behind the door, she couldn't help but feel a little dizzy.

Behind the door was a room composed entirely of mirrors. Just walking into it gave Jun Zishu an apprehensive feeling. Whether it was the four sides, the ceiling, or the floor, Jun Zishu could see a reflection of herself.

"Teacher… Are we training here?"

"Mhm. It's a little intimidating, right? But don't be scared. They're just a bunch of mirrors."

"I'm okay. I'm just finding it a little…intriguing," Jun Zishu said as she ran her fingers across the cold mirrors. Due to the lack of furniture, her voice echoed a little when she spoke.

"Let's begin,

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