Chapter 246: Hall's Asexuality

Isabella listened to Smith's explanation, feeling a bit amused but also touched inside. "Well, if it weren't for the dumplings, the proposal would have been perfect," Hall tried to smooth things over. After all, he had been involved in the setup, and he cherished his efforts. But despite what he said aloud, Hall couldn't help but think, "I definitely can't propose like this in the future." But how should he do it? Hall suddenly felt lost. As he grew older, many of his friends started families. Even those who weren't married had partners. But Hall hadn't found a girlfriend. It wasn't like he lacked admirers—there were girls he admired, but every time he considered taking the next step, something just didn't feel right. He couldn't pinpoint what was wrong. Even if he admired a girl, he never felt any desire to get close. He had never told anyone about this. Back in college, there was a girl studying medicine like him, who was the campus beauty. She was attractive, smart, and had