I haven't spoken much to either of them, so I can't say either way. I won't say no to talking to them, but since I don't know them, I don't know if they'd be my ideal auction winner.
[ His shoulders droop with disappointment, more in the sense that he's missed a test question than any real dejection, and he looks at her curiously. ]
[ She doesn't have anything against the personality she's come to know these past few weeks, and he hasn't annoyed her by being chaotic in her general vicinity, so she doesn't need to be cruel. ]
It's very difficult. It's why when it is actually successful, you can count it as almost a miraacle.
[ Animals make families all the time without trouble, so he thought it would be similar for humans. Another dimension of humanity has opened up to him... ]
No. For a matchmaker to make a match that's more than just two families gaining some financial or political benefit, it will be some kind of miracle. They would have to know the two people well enough to know they'd have chemistry and get along, and that would take someone with great observational skills and understanding.
[ It's not like a matchmaker can be all-knowing. ]
People can be quite unpredictable, and to some, love is a miracle.
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[ Maybe 9S can be honest and disarmingly blunt enough in his observations that he can tell adult men what's up. ]
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[ There's barely any reason for it past 9S being a little curious, but that's good enough for him. ]
But let's not get off topic. How about Tsukasa?
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[ She'd kill for him. ]
I'm like a sister to him.
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[ Like siblings, eh. Tsukasa does have a kind of helpless younger brother vibe to him. ]
Then I guess I'm fresh out of options for you. Unless you'd ever consider dating someone from the Mori family?
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[ She's not anti-Mori. She's simply not interested in dating in general right now, but she wants to hear his opinion of people. ]
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[ Protag power... ]
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[ She won't expect it to go anywhere. ]
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Fair enough. Then... how about me? We've spoken.
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Would you like to go on a date with me?
[ She doesn't think he would. ]
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I don't really think it would be in my rights. But still -- that doesn't sound like a no?
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[ She smiles easily. She was only taken aback that he would suggest himself right in front of her when he doesn't seem to want to date anyone. ]
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[ His shoulders droop with disappointment, more in the sense that he's missed a test question than any real dejection, and he looks at her curiously. ]
Can I at least ask why?
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[ That's the most neutral honest answer anyway. ]
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[ He was expecting something a little more targeted, but if that's her foremost complaint about him, he'll count that as a compliment. ]
And with that, I'm officially out of candidates for you. Boy, I didn't expect matchmaking to be so tough.
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It's very difficult. It's why when it is actually successful, you can count it as almost a miraacle.
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[ Animals make families all the time without trouble, so he thought it would be similar for humans. Another dimension of humanity has opened up to him... ]
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[ It's not like a matchmaker can be all-knowing. ]
People can be quite unpredictable, and to some, love is a miracle.