Aside from the ship crew, only these three families were on board, so it was very quiet.
The sea breeze outside was refreshing and particularly comfortable.
Zhuzhu lingered outside, somewhat reluctant to go in.
Xie Qingyu felt the same way.
She had just boarded the ship and taken seasickness medication. Finding that she didn’t seem to be seasick at all, she breathed a sigh of relief and stayed outside with her child.
The scenery on the sea was indeed beautiful.
Being in the sea felt different from being at the beach.
Surrounded by the boundless ocean, the sea breeze whistling—the awe and beauty were something that couldn’t be experienced on the surface.
As they traveled along, they occasionally saw boats passing by.
Zhuzhu wanted to see the fish, so she went to the railing and asked her father to lift her up.
Occasionally, when a fish darted by in the sea, the children would exclaim in surprise.
It was too windy outside. After the children were having so much fun, and Xie Qingyu stayed outside for a while, they went inside.
Their destination was a private island in the sea, which wouldn’t be reached quickly, so they would have lunch on the ship.
After lunch, Xie Qingyu started feeling a little unwell. While the children were having a great time outside, she wasn’t interested and rested in her room.
Duan Zihui was chatting with Lu Ziheng. After they finished talking, not seeing Xie Qingyu, he asked Zhuzhu, “Where’s your mother?”
Zhuzhu had found a new activity; she was playing soccer with the other children. Hearing her father’s question, she pointed to one of the rooms and said, “Mom’s probably taking a nap in her room.”
The little one then remembered something: “Mom seems to be a little seasick.”
Seasick?
“Mom didn’t tell Dad.”
Duan Zihui didn’t know this and frowned.
Zhuzhu was surprised; she thought that her father knew.
She said, “Then, go check on her.”
Duan Zihui asked Aunt He and the others to look after the children and then went to see Xie Qingyu.
Xie Qingyu’s door was not locked from the inside. Duan Zihui went to the door and knocked.
There was no response from inside, so he said, “Then I’ll go in.”
There was still no response, so he pushed the door open and went inside.
The room was quiet, and the window was open for ventilation. Xie Qingyu was asleep in the room.
Her eyes were closed, and her brows were furrowed; she didn’t seem to be feeling very comfortable.
Duan Zihui stood in front of the door, looking at her lying there.
Zhuzhu’s words flashed through his mind.
He was a little worried about Xie Qingyu’s condition. After thinking for a moment, he went in and nudged her shoulder.
Xie Qingyu was startled awake and opened her sleepy, hazy eyes.
After seeing that she was awake, Duan Zihui asked, “Zhuzhu said you were seasick?”
He frowned: “Why didn’t you say you were seasick?”
He said, “If we had known you would get seasick, we wouldn’t have come.”
Xie Qingyu felt increasingly uncomfortable the more she slept, but she was also sleepy and didn’t want to wake up. Suddenly being pushed awake by him, she was a little annoyed.
She propped herself up and said irritably, “So many people get seasick, but I’ve never seen many who don’t ride in cars at all.”
Duan Zihui was speechless after hearing what she said and realized that he had woken her up. Seeing that she was quite energetic when she cursed, he said apologetically, “Okay, since you’re sleeping, then you can continue sleeping. If you feel like throwing up later, just throw up in the trash can, and I’ll have someone clean it up.”
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