Chapter 785 Jealous Man
"My ex-girlfriend was from Luminara. We were very much in love, but she went back to her country a year ago, and we broke up. She had long hair and a very clean, pure appearance, just like you. You're very beautiful, and seeing you makes me feel very comfortable," the mixed-race man said enthusiastically.
The mixed-race man's gaze sent chills down Susan's spine. She felt uncomfortable and wanted to leave, but it seemed a bit impolite.
At this moment, Susan could only look into the distance, not responding to the mixed-race man, hoping her coldness would make him understand that she didn't want to talk to him anymore.
Susan quickly found Seb on the ski slope. From a distance, she saw him slide down the snowy hill and, at the highest point, he flew off with his sled!
He flew so high, and his movements were graceful and elegant, forming a perfect arc.
"Oh my God!" The mixed-race man standing next to Susan was shocked by Seb's leap.
Susan was also amazed because Seb skied much better than the mixed-race man.
Actually, the mixed-race man had skied very well, but Seb's skills were on a whole different level, almost professional.
Just a moment ago, she had laughed at Seb for boasting, and now Susan couldn't help but blush.
After flying through the air, Seb landed steadily on the snow.
At this moment, the mixed-race man's voice came from beside her again.
"Your friend is amazing at skiing. Is he a professional?"
Hearing this, Susan turned and smiled. "He's an amateur."
“An amateur? That's impressive!" he replied, genuinely surprised.
"Are you visiting Northstar City for travel or family?" the mixed-race man continued to chat.
"Visiting family," Susan replied.
"How long will you stay in Northstar City?" the mixed-race man asked.
"About a week, then I'll go back to my country," Susan thought for a moment and said.
They had already been here for twenty days, and Susan knew they wouldn't stay much longer. After all, there were many things waiting for Seb at Prosperity Group.
Thinking about leaving Hayden and Spring and ending these beautiful days, Susan began to feel melancholic.
"That's a pity. I'm going back to the city tomorrow. Would you like to have a cup of coffee with me?" the mixed-race man boldly invited Susan on a date.
Hearing this, Susan frowned.
She understood the mixed-race man's intentions. From his eyes, she could tell he wanted to develop a relationship with her.
Susan was about to refuse. "I..."
Unexpectedly, a voice colder than the snow came from behind. "Tomorrow, we're taking our kids out to play, so she doesn't have time to have coffee with you!"
Hearing the familiar voice behind her, Susan smiled slightly but didn't turn around to look.
Now, Susan could guess that the person behind her must be looking gloomy. She knew his jealous nature all too well.
Hearing Seb's words, the mixed-race man was stunned. He looked at Susan, then at Seb, and asked, "Are you two married?"
"You got it right," Seb said, stepping forward and pulling Susan into his arms, raising his chin and glaring at the mixed-race man with hostility.
The mixed-race man looked disappointedly at Seb and Susan, then shook his head and said, "I'm sorry, I was presumptuous. Goodbye!"
Watching the mixed-race man leave dejectedly, Susan couldn't help but laugh. "Hey, we're not married anymore. I'm just sparing you some embarrassment."
"We're just missing a marriage certificate. You'll always be mine," Seb said domineeringly, looking down.
His eyes were full of possessiveness. Seeing such eyes, Susan felt satisfied but also sad. Only she could understand the mixed feelings in her heart.
Although Susan suddenly felt melancholic, she didn't want to ruin the good atmosphere. After all, he had brought her out alone to spend quality time together.
So, the next moment, Susan smiled and said, "Hey, when did you get so good at skiing? It's even better than the professionals."
Hearing this, Seb smirked and raised his chin. "I've always been this good. You just didn't know. You'll slowly get to know me better. There are many things you don't know."
Seeing his confident look, Susan laughed and said, "Just don't let some random woman pop up one day."
"Don't worry, there won't be," Seb quickly explained.
"There better not be," Susan smiled.
Then, Seb quickly changed the topic, saying, "Let me teach you how to ski."
"Is it difficult?" Susan frowned and asked.
He had successfully led Susan into a new topic, and Susan didn't even realize it. Seeing Seb ski so handsomely, she also wanted to try the feeling of flying in the air.
"I don't think it's difficult. If you can't learn, it means you're too dumb," Seb grinned.
Hearing this, Susan slyly smiled. "I think if something isn't difficult and the student can't learn, it's the teacher's fault."
"Let's go!" Seb smiled, pulling Susan into the ski slope.
Seb taught very seriously, but Susan had no foundation, so it was very difficult for her to learn.
After nearly two hours of learning on the ski slope, Susan could only slowly slide.
By this time, it was already dark, and Susan was exhausted, so they had to call it a day.
After changing clothes in the locker room, Susan pouted and said, "I'm so tired, I can't walk anymore."
Hearing this, Seb frowned, then bent down and picked her up horizontally from the ground!
Susan just wanted to complain a little, not expecting him to pick her up in public.
Although it was a private ski resort, there were still a few staff members and a few skiers. Of course, the mixed-race man was also in the hall, which was really embarrassing.
"There are so many people, put me down!" Susan protested in a low voice.
At this moment, Seb glanced at the mixed-race man who was looking their way and deliberately said loudly, "It's perfectly normal for me to carry my woman. Anyone who wants to look can look!"
After saying that, he strode outside.
Susan knew Seb was still jealous of the mixed-race man, so she obediently stayed in his arms, resting her face on his chest, letting him carry her away.
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