Chapter 130 Horse Riding Coach

Faced with Sydney’s steady, unwavering gaze, Julien suddenly found it difficult to look into her eyes.

He was afraid that she might see through him, so he looked away. “You look pale. It’s not suitable for you to ride a horse.”

When everyone heard him, they looked at Sydney’s face in unison.

Luke spoke first, “He’s right, Darling. Why are you still so pale? Are you still affected by motion sickness?”

Sydney touched her own face. “Am I that pale?”

“A little,” Sharon replied.

Sydney smiled. “It’s fine, then. I can ride.”

When Julien heard this, his eyebrows became tight-knit, and his expression was filled with disapproval.

Sydney did not have the slightest awareness of her pregnancy.

Could horse riding be more important than the child in her womb?

Just as Julien wanted to forcibly stop Sydney, Luke said, “Darling, why don't you go back and take a rest? You can ride a horse next time. What if you get dizzy again?”

Julien nodded in agreement. Finally, Luke did something useful t