Miss Cousin is Always Busy (GL) Chapter 85

Oho.

This was the first time Jun Zishu received a marriage proposal from a man, so she couldn't help but be a little surprised. However, even though the atmosphere was a little romantic, Jun Zishu's heart remained unfazed.

"I'm sorry."

Jun Zishu wasn't willing to accept Shi Yu's proposal, and neither would the original Jiang Wentong should she be put in this situation.

Nobody involved in the mission this time was normal, and this included the original Jiang Wentong. After all, no normal person would date five people simultaneously.

Shi Yu's expression gradually darkened when he heard Jun Zishu's response. Then, he stood up, his hand tightly clenching the ring box as he asked, "Can I ask why?"

"We're not a good match."

"Not a good match" was an omnipotent excuse for break-ups. It was an excuse that could seemingly carry many reasons or no reasons at all.

Jun Zishu had thought up many excuses to use against Shi Yu. However, after much deliberation, she dismissed those excuses and decided to be more straightforward.

There was no need to clarify things too much in the world of adults. After all, most adults knew how to take a hint.

"Not a good match? Only now you're telling me that we're not a good match? Sorry, but I won't accept this reason. Change it," Shi Yu said as he calmly looked at Jun Zishu, his voice containing hints of ridicule.

"We aren't a good match, Shi Yu. Even if we stay together, we are bound to come into conflict in the future."

"For example?"

"You are constantly traveling and are seldom at home. I could never rely on you whenever I am facing a problem."

In Jun Zishu's opinion, long-distance relationships were both strenuous and unreliable. After all, the farther a couple was separated, the fewer the times they would interact with each other. In turn, this would lead to the couple having less understanding about each other.

In a sense, having a long-distance relationship was akin to dating empty space. One wouldn't have anybody to accompany them for meals or care for them when they were sick.

Not to mention, wasn't

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