Chapter 732 Shameless
Susan didn't know when it started snowing outside, but snowflakes were dancing in the air, and the ground was already white. Although there was no moonlight tonight, the snow made the whole world as bright as day.
On the white snow-covered ground, many lit candles were arranged to form a sentence: [I'm sorry.]
Seeing the words, Susan frowned.
The tall figure standing next to the candles was looking steadily in the direction of her window amidst the falling snowflakes.
"Susan, I'm sorry, I beg for your forgiveness!" Seb saw Susan standing by the window and began to apologize through the megaphone.
Seeing this scene, Susan stood there with mixed feelings.
To be honest, these tricks were something only young people would do. Susan had seen them on TV and in movies, so it wasn't unfamiliar.
What was surprising was that someone like Seb could actually do such a thing. Wasn't he afraid of losing face or being laughed at?
Susan really couldn't understand him more and more. Looking at Seb, covered in white snowflakes, Susan clenched the curtain in her hand.
"Susan, I know you're listening. Please forgive me, okay?" Seb continued to shout.
Susan frowned tightly at this moment, feeling really annoyed. Didn't he know what time it was now? This would wake up the whole building!
"Can we get some sleep?"
"If you want to profess your undying love, do it during the day! Some of us have work in the morning!"
"Get lost, or I'll call the police!"
For a moment, the whole building started to protest, and many residents had already opened their windows to warn him.
"Susan, can you open the window and talk to me? Susan, if you don't come out, I won't leave. No one will sleep then!" Seb, who was not one to be persuaded or threatened, continued to shout through the megaphone, completely ignoring the residents' protests.
Susan was almost furious. Seb really had no sense of decency.
Soon, many residents opened their windows and started cursing, but Seb still had no reaction.
Seeing this, Susan frowned and had no choice but to open the window and shout down, "Seb, if you have something to say, come up and say it. Don't disturb others!"
Susan really had no other option. She couldn't let him keep shouting down there.
Now the entire apartment building knew about her. Susan was very resentful.
She grabbed a coat and draped it over her shoulders, then walked to the front door and angrily opened it!
She glanced at Seb, who was covered in snowflakes, then turned and walked to the living room, sitting on a single sofa.
Seb entered, looking for slippers, but after a while, he couldn't find his old pair. Only a pair of pink women's slippers were left.
"Hey, where are my slippers?" Seb looked around.
Without lifting her eyes, Susan said, "I threw them away."
Hearing this, Seb didn't get angry. He simply put on the women's slippers, even though his heels were sticking out, at least he had something to wear.
The next moment, he took off his coat and found a towel to wipe the snowflakes off his head.
Seeing his calm actions, Susan became even angrier. "Seb, how old are you this year? Doing childish things that twenty-year-olds do, aren't you ashamed?"
Tonight's event was so embarrassing that she didn't want to live here anymore. Susan even started thinking about moving.
But Seb, while drying his hair, laughed and said, "I did something I never did when I was twenty, but I don't feel childish at all. In fact, I feel great because I said what I wanted to say and let the whole building hear it. This is the first time I've done something so crazy, and it feels amazing."
Seeing his smug look, Susan was speechless.
After a moment of silence, Susan finally exploded, shouting at Seb, "Seb, I still have to live here. Isn't this too much? There are elderly people and children in this building. It's one thing to disturb the kids' sleep, but aren't you afraid the elderly might have a heart attack?"
At this moment, Seb suddenly squatted in front of Susan, took her hand, and sincerely said, "Today, I'm being selfish for once. For you, I don't care about anything else."
The next moment, she pulled her hand back forcefully and said, "It's late. You should go back!"
But Seb said, "The snow outside is heavy, and the car can't move. How do you expect me to go back?"
Hearing this, Susan glanced out the window and saw the snowflakes flying, everything covered in white.
Susan frowned and said, "There's a five-star hotel three hundred feet away. You can stay there."
But Seb said, "It's too cold outside. I don't want to go out. How about I just stay here for the night?"
Hearing this, Susan immediately shook her head. "No way!"
"Come on, have a heart," Seb pleaded. Without waiting for her to answer, he walked towards the bathroom. "I need a hot shower. I'm freezing."
"Seb!" Hearing that he was going to shower, Susan immediately stood up in anger.
But Seb ignored her and closed the bathroom door behind him.
Susan took a step towards the bathroom, intending to drag him out and throw him outside.
But suddenly, Seb's voice came from the bathroom. "Don't come in. I'm already undressed. Don't say I didn't warn you!"
Hearing this, Susan covered her face, feeling utterly helpless.
How could there be such a scoundrel?
Susan stood in the middle of the room for a long time, staring at the bathroom door. Through the glass, she could see the light was on inside, and the sound of running water could be heard.
Susan knew that no matter what, she couldn't get him out tonight. Frowning, she turned and walked into the bedroom.
A minute later, Susan came out holding a quilt and a pillow.
Even if she couldn't get rid of him, she wouldn't share a bed with him.
Susan placed the quilt and pillow on the couch, then turned and walked into the bedroom.
The snowflakes outside were still dancing in the wind, and Susan felt the temperature drop even more.
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