Chapter 759 Three-Person Yoga
After everything calmed down, she lay tired in his arms, and they both fell asleep.
A few days later, one morning, Susan and Isabella were having breakfast on an open-air terrace on the rooftop of their hotel.
Isabella looked at the distant blue sea and sky and couldn't help but sigh. "Leon and I will be returning to Maple Valley tomorrow. I’m really going to miss this place! The air and scenery here are so wonderful. I wish we could stay a few more days."
Susan looked up at the beautiful palm trees and the clean, tidy streets and said, "I love it here too, but I'm actually quite eager to get back to Hayden and Spring. I miss them terribly."
"I heard Northstar City is also very nice. You're lucky; you have Seb to continue accompanying you to Aelistania, where your family of four can keep vacationing," Isabella said, looking at Susan with envy.
"Well, you're not bad either. Once you get back to Maple Valley, you and Leon can continue your time together," Susan laughed.
Hearing this, Isabella nodded and said, "You're right."
"Speaking of which, you two should really tie the knot this year. Give Hayden and Spring a little baby to play with!" Susan teased.
Hearing this, Isabella frowned and said, "Someone has to be willing to marry me first."
"You and Leon aren't young anymore. Marriage is a matter for both parties. It doesn't matter if you bring it up first; see what he says," Susan said.
Listening to Susan, Isabella looked down at the food in front of her and frowned.
Susan then said, "I know it's a bit embarrassing for you to bring it up, but as long as you love each other, it doesn't matter. I asked Seb about it a few days ago, and he didn't say anything, just said it's good for you to get to know each other better."
"Alright, stop worrying about me. Are you and Seb planning to continue like this?" Isabella asked.
Hearing this, Susan's smile faded. "I'm trying to live in the moment. I don't want to overthink things. Right now, we love each other. We're a family, even without a piece of paper."
"That's true. Women want a marriage certificate for a sense of security. But you don't care about his money or those titles and statuses. As long as his heart is yours, you're satisfied," Isabella laughed.
"I find you understand me better than I do myself," Isabella's words indeed touched Susan's heart.
"How many years have we been friends? I know what you're thinking," Isabella laughed.
"I know what you're thinking too." As soon as the words fell, Susan and Isabella both burst into laughter.
The next day, Susan and Seb flew to Northstar City, while Leon and Isabella returned to Maple Valley.
After sitting on the plane for many hours, Susan felt very tired and rested her head on Seb's shoulder.
Seb, on the other hand, was full of energy, reading newspapers and magazines the whole time.
After a nap, Susan yawned and saw Seb still reading the newspaper. She couldn't help but ask, "Why aren't you sleepy at all?"
"I feel full of energy," Seb said, smiling at Susan on his shoulder.
"You're amazing; you only slept a few hours last night," Susan yawned again as she spoke.
At this moment, Seb leaned down and whispered in Susan's ear, "You women get tired after a little overtime. We men, the more we work overtime, the more energetic we get."
"Get away! Can't you be serious on the plane?" Susan glared at Seb, but there was a hint of a smile in her eyes.
Last night, he was insatiable again. Yoga wasn't that easy to practice, especially with a few challenging moves. Just thinking about it made Susan blush and her heart race.
Seb, instead of getting angry at being scolded, was very pleased.
He looked at Susan and said, "It's a pity there's no private cabin on the plane; otherwise, we could continue practicing yoga."
Susan frowned and was about to warn him not to talk nonsense because the plane was crowded. It would be embarrassing if others heard.
"Sir, here's the blanket you requested." At this moment, a very young and beautiful flight attendant handed a blanket to Seb with both hands.
"Thank you." Seb handed the blanket to Susan.
The plane was a bit cold, so Seb had asked the flight attendant for a blanket earlier, fearing Susan might catch a cold while sleeping.
However, the flight attendant didn't leave. Instead, she smiled at Seb and said, "Sir, I didn't expect you to like yoga too?"
"Oh." Seb didn't expect the flight attendant to strike up a conversation with him.
Hearing the flight attendant's question, Susan couldn't help but smile.
The flight attendant continued to ask, "Sir, what type of yoga do you practice?"
Seb didn't expect such a question from the flight attendant. He raised one eyebrow and answered with difficulty, "I don't know which type we practice, but we do a mixed-gender version."
The flight attendant was confused for a moment and then said, "I'm also a yoga enthusiast. Sir, is this your wife?"
"The mother of my children," Seb said, glancing at Susan and nodding.
At this moment, Susan's eyes met Seb's for a second. She quickly grabbed a newspaper to cover half of her face because she was about to burst out laughing.
"Sir, if you don't mind, could you leave a contact number? I'd love to practice with you and your wife sometime. I'm writing a book about different yoga styles, and I haven't heard much about mixed-gender yoga," the flight attendant said humbly.
Hearing this, Seb looked at Susan and said, "I don't think that's convenient."
Practicing with three people? What was she thinking? Even if he agreed, Susan wouldn't.
"Practicing fully clothed shouldn't be inconvenient, right?" The flight attendant looked at Susan, clearly indicating she was only interested in yoga, not Seb.
Seb, having no other choice, said, "I'm planning to change my phone number. Why don't you take my wife's contact information?"
At this point, Seb couldn't leave his contact information and had to pass the problem to Susan.
"Is that okay?" The flight attendant looked at Susan, who was covering half her face with a newspaper.
Hearing the question, Susan tried to stop laughing, but it was really hard.
After a while, Susan put down the newspaper and smiled at the flight attendant, saying, "Of course."
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