My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

168 Ridm

168 Riding a Horse

“Keira!” a

Lewis wanted to go to her rescue, but his arm was grabbed by Jake. “Uncle, don’t go over there; it’s dangerous!”

Lewis instinctively tried to break free from the grip, but he was surrounded by people, which prevented him from moving freely. He could only punch Jake hard

in the chest.

Then he tried to push through the crowd…

At the forefront of the crowd were Ellis and his coach.

Seeing Keira rushing over, Ellis’s pupils shrank, and he immediately cursed. “What an idiot!”

He wanted to step forward to rescue her, but the coach stopped him. “This horse is too fierce and wil you can’t go near it. It’s too dangerous!”

Ellis frowned tightly and couldn’t help but swear angrily. “What is this illegitimate daughter doing? Has she lost her mind? Didn’t she hear a word we just said? We told her not to get close…”

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“Lewis, did you marry a wife who has no brain?”

Lewis had already broken free from the crowd and

arrived in front of Ellis. Hearing this, he didn’t have time to argue and rushed into the middle of the horse

ring.

His heart was almost in his throat.

At that moment, he couldn’t help but feel an intense

regret.

Why hadn’t he held on tight to Keira’s hand just now? He had let her get pushed to the front of Chasing Wind by the crowd…

Since being purchased, Chasing Wind had remained untamed. It took Lewis several days and nights to get it to acknowledge him as its master, and over the years, Chasing Wind had injured numerous staff members…

No one, man or woman, dared to get too close to it.

Keira was…

Just as Lewis was about to rush in to rescue her, the next moment, he was stunned by the scene before

him.

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But he saw Chasing Wind, which had been raging, spinning on the spot, and neighing nonstop, suddenly shivered when Keira approached. It then became quiet, lowered its proudly held head, and even rubbed its horse face against Keira’s shoulder.

The crowd was perplexed.

Why did it feel like there was a hint of ingratiating on the part of the horse?

Keira extended her hand to stroke the horse’s head,

horse immediately calmed down. The fierceness and restlessness that had just been

in an

started wagging its tail like a dog.

crowd was dumbfounded.

a silence

excitedly, “Lewis, your horse is practically psychic! Does it know this woman is your wife, and so it’s also gentle with her?!”

him seemed to realize something, and they began to

is truly amazing it

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a thinking

I actually witnessed worldly sophistication

Mr. Olsen likes this horse so

it too… Such unabashed favoritism

bringing Keira here often! We had no idea… But that makes sense; you’ve been married for

this way, she

Ellis.

illegitimate daughter, used to marry Lewis? Wouldn’t she then be able to strut around the

more trouble for

ardor givan

Wind at that moment, that’s how much disdain he had for Keira

Olsen!

I suppose your equestrian skills should be passable. Come on,

a wave of his hand,

him each

horses.

chestnut horse and mounted it.

“Hurry up and

The others laughed.

that the first thing

down, so it seems she really can’t

she’s too scared. That move by Chasing Wind probably scared

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discussion, Isla walked up to Lewis.

Olsen and not let Keira run the race.

fall back on Lewis once

more.

fixed on the woman in the middle of the

being polite to Keira because of Lewis, but only Lewis knew that this was their first time at the equestrian center and Chasing Wind’s temperament wouldn’t allow it to be

front of her just because she had ridden it for

Wind had never been so submissive even in

front of him!

this with what Ellis had just mentioned, that in the entire Oceanion,

tamed this horse…

So…

down, Lewis had a vague

Keira flash him a smile and said, “Then let’s run a

“Let’s go!”

gentlemen around her immediately kicked their horses, and the animals began running

the arena.

these figures were

their regular courses, and furthermore, those rich heirs who really disliked horseback riding wouldn’t