Chapter 571 Don't Mention the Bed Again
However, the fact that he came to see Todd off today and arranged for Leon to take Todd and Catherine to the central district was already commendable. If it were her, she might not have been able to do the same.
Seeing the silent Seb, Susan knew he was feeling down. She reached out and held Seb's hand, saying, "I'm sorry."
Hearing this, Seb couldn't help but smile and patted Susan's hair. "What does this have to do with you?"
Seeing his expression, Susan pursed her lips.
Then, Seb tightened his grip on her shoulder, exhaled, and said, "This matter has come to an end. My dad and your mom are finally together. I think they will be very happy, but my mom will be down for a while."
"Then you should spend more time with her," Susan said sincerely.
Although she didn't get along with Carol, as a woman, she sympathized with her. The only thing she could do was urge Seb to spend more time with her.
Hearing Susan's words, Seb smiled and said, "My mom doesn't want to see me right now, but I've already told a few of her close friends to spend more time with her. She is a strong person; I think she'll feel better in a few days. Then I'll have Rylee take her on a trip abroad."
Hearing this, Susan nodded.
Susan looked up at the clear sky and finally breathed a sigh of relief.
The matter with Catherine and Todd had been weighing on her for days. Now that Catherine had found her happiness, life could finally return to its normal course. However, she would have much less time to spend with Catherine in the future. Perhaps this was what it meant to gain some and lose some?
The next moment, Seb suddenly said to Susan, "I don't feel like going to work today. Where do you want to go? I'll go with you."
Hearing this, Susan's mood instantly improved.
Because Seb was usually so dedicated to his work, the opportunities for him to take time off to be with her were very rare.
The next moment, Susan immediately took Seb's arm and said with a smile, "Downtown is too noisy. I want to go somewhere quiet."
Hearing this, Seb thought for a moment and said, "Then I'll drive you to the suburbs for a ride?"
"Can we have a barbecue tonight?" Susan said excitedly.
Seb raised an eyebrow and smiled. "Just the two of us, no kids."
"Sure, just the two of us." Susan leaned her head on Seb's shoulder.
Seb reached out and patted Susan's head, dotingly saying, "Today, everything is up to you."
Susan immediately raised her head and said, "What do you mean by today? You have to listen to me every day from now on."
As they walked towards the car, Seb said, "That depends on the situation."
"What do you mean by depends on the situation?" Susan protested.
Seb glanced at Susan, who was holding his arm, and said in a low voice, "In bed, you have to listen to me!"
Hearing this, Susan's face immediately blushed. She reached out and punched him, cursing, "Get away, you're always so annoying!"
"I'm just telling the truth," Seb said with a smile.
"Let's go, I'm not talking to you anymore." Then, Susan got into the car.
A few minutes later, Seb was driving the car with Susan towards the suburbs.
The early spring wind was still very cold, but as the crowd thinned out, the scenery became more beautiful.
Looking at the trees outside the window, Susan's mood also lifted, as if she hadn't been this happy in a long time.
Susan reached out and opened the window, breathing in the fresh air outside.
Seb turned to look at Susan and smiled. "Aren't you cold with the window open?"
Susan glanced at him and said with a smile, "Not when my heart is warm. Besides, some things can't be warmed, even with a thousand blankets."
"What are you mumbling about?" Seb said with a smile, shaking his head.
At this moment, Susan turned to Seb and asked, "Tell me, Seb, did you miss me at all while you were away?"
Seb frowned and said, "Why bring this up again? Haven't we already discussed this?"
"Every time I bring it up, you change the subject. You've never really answered me," Susan insisted.
"We've been together for so long, do you really need me to say it?" Seb muttered.
"So I've lost my allure, is that it?" she challenged, narrowing her eyes playfully.
"No!" Seb first denied loudly, then suddenly gave a sly smile and added, "Well, maybe just a little bit."
Hearing this, Susan naturally wouldn't let it go. She reached out and twisted his ear. "Do you need a lesson?"
"Ow, ow, ow! Okay, okay! I missed you terribly, alright? Both you and the kids. I was just being stubborn. Happy now?"
Hearing this, Susan finally smiled.
Seeing Susan smile, Seb said, "Can you let go of my ear now?"
"No, I haven't twisted it enough," Susan said with a smile, raising her chin.
"I'm driving now. This could cause an accident. If you want to twist my ear, let's do it in bed when we get home, okay?" Seb suddenly said with a playful smile.
Hearing this, Susan tightened her grip on Seb's ear and threatened, "I warn you, don't mention the bed again!"
"Okay, I won't say it anymore, alright?" Seb finally begged for mercy.
Hearing this, Susan finally let go and smiled. "That's more like it."
Seb sighed at this moment.
"What are you sighing about?" Susan asked with a half-smile.
Seb said, "I accidentally married a feisty wife."
"What do you mean?" Susan glared at him.
"Nothing, just putting up with it!" Seb shook his head helplessly.
Seeing his expression, Susan couldn't help but laugh.
At this moment, in front of a large building, a disheveled woman was running frantically. Behind her was a man, and behind the man were two people in white coats, who looked like doctors and nurses.
The woman running at the front, although her face was unclear, seemed very deranged and was quite frightening.
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