"What's with the sudden plan?"
"I just happened to have some free time. We can go for a week. A friend of mine just opened a villa there, and I think you'll like it."
"Can I fly while pregnant?" Sidney was unsure, as the first three months of pregnancy were more unstable.
"I asked the doctor. As long as you're not too tired, it's fine. Many people travel while pregnant. You need to go before the baby arrives, or things will get busy later," Jayson eagerly persuaded.
Sidney thought for a moment and realized he had a point. "Alright then! You handle everything. When do we leave?"
"We can leave first thing tomorrow morning. You can start packing soon."
"Tomorrow? I don't have my passport!" Sidney thought she'd at least need to get her passport first.
"Give me the details, and I'll get it for you by tomorrow morning at the fastest."
"We can take our time," Sidney thought, starting to feel like something was off.
"My friend there needs me for something, so I already had Mr. Smith book it."
"Alright! Wait for me," Sidney said, going upstairs to grab her documents and handing them to Jayson. He had her sign an authorization letter and then gave everything to the bodyguard to handle. Then he made a call, spoke briefly with the person on the other end, and told Sidney the passport issue was resolved, urging her to hurry up and pack.
Sidney was rushed upstairs, feeling disoriented and unsure of what to pack. She pulled out her phone to search for essential items for Sunny Bay and see what others typically pack for a trip abroad.
When Jayson came upstairs, he saw Sidney looking at her phone. He rushed over, snatched it from her, and asked in an uncontainable tone, "What are you looking at?"
Sidney, feeling confused, said, "I was just searching for what to pack for a trip! What's your problem?" She frowned and grabbed her phone back from him.
"You don't need to search. Just watch, I'll pack for you," he said, opening the wardrobe, sweeping Sidney's clothes into the suitcase, and taking out his own case. "You don't need to bring many shoes; just buy them there. What else do you want to bring?"
Sidney admired Jayson's packing skills, clearly seeing he was experienced. "Hmm, this should be fine, right?"
Sidney felt that everything today was so rushed, rushed to the point where she didn't even have time to think properly.
She grabbed her clothes and was about to head to the bathroom to shower. Jayson finished packing his things, grabbed his clothes, and followed her into the bathroom.
"What are you doing?"
Sidney saw him come in as she was halfway through taking off her clothes.
"Let's shower together!" he laughed.
"There's nothing we can do right now, and you still want to shower together?" Sidney glanced at his toned physique as it came into view, feeling her pulse quicken no matter how many times she'd seen it before.
"We can find other ways to have fun. You don't know? I can teach you."
"…"
It took them a whole hour to finish their bath. Sidney, feeling dizzy, was carried out of the bathroom by Jayson and placed on the bed. He dried her wet hair with a towel and then used a hairdryer to blow it dry.
Once her dizziness subsided, she sat up and shot Jayson a reproachful glance, only to see him cheerfully using the hairdryer on his own hair.
"Don't you know what prenatal education is? What would your child think if they knew?"
Jayson replied nonchalantly, "He's just an embryo right now! Besides, isn't it great that Mom and Dad love each other?" He laughed.
He turned off the hairdryer and the lights, urging her to sleep, reminding her they had to get up early to pick up their passports.
Sidney lay in bed in the darkened room. When Jayson stepped out, she quickly sat up and asked, "Where are you going?"
He turned to look at her, his smile gentle but slightly tired. "I'm going up for a drink. I'll be right back—it helps me sleep better."
