My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

170 Horse Racing and Face-Slapping

Keira frowned, about to speak, when Ellis’s whip snapped against Chasing Wind’s butt once more, suddenly boosting its speed again!

Ellis’s expression was grim, tinged with anger.

Today, he was determined to teach this illegitimate daughter a lesson!

With him there to protect her, she wouldn’t die from a

fall, but he could scare her to death!

Ellis had always enjoyed playing such cruel jokes since he was young. He lost count of the number of girls he had driven to despair on horseback, making them cry and beg for mercy in utter humiliation.

After dismounting, they would sometimes even soil

themselves.

The malicious daughters of the wealthy aristocratic families were all subdued by his lessons, earning him the reputation of a devil incarnate in Clance.

Today, he wanted the illegitimate daughter to run for her life in utter disarray, preferably scared out of her

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wits, fleeing in a most disgraceful way, so that she

lose all face and never be able to attend any

social event again.

Let’s see how she would bully Mrs. Olsen and her daughter after that!

With that thought in mind, Ellis lashed Chasing Wind on its butt once again with his whip.

Chasing Wind’s speed surged anew!

Ellis’s horse almost couldn’t keep up.

He followed closely behind, sneering as he watched the girl in front.

But seeing as Chasing Wind was moving too fast, Keira leaned forward, almost flat against the horse…

Her posture was correct, but her face must be contorted with fear by now, right?

Ellis snickered, his voice calm and composed, “Keira, beg me now, and if you apologize to Isla after this, I’ll let you off. How about it?”

However, the girl lying on the horse’s back turned her head at that moment.

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Her bright eyes were still cool and calm, and with barely parted lips, she said, “Mr. Olsen, how about we make a bet?”

Ellis believed she was definitely feigning that calm

demeanor!

He asked disdainfully, “What bet?”

flags up ahead will mark the finish line. Let’s see who can get

scoffed. “You’re overestimating

what’s the stake?”

lose, I’ll apologize to Isla as you

win, you go to Lewis

just want me to let you go, don’t you? You think I can’t see your

was somewhat impressed by Keira. Despite the situation, she was able to

un with this betting idea

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quite shrewd.

apologize to Isla, so he considered giving her a way out.

Chasing Wind on the inside, assuming Keira

“Go!”

the horse’s sides with both feet, and with a calm, bright

a blur as Chasing Wind suddenly went a horse’s length ahead

Ellis was stunned.

her cool and collected demeanor,

her

him realize, she was

horse’s tail fiercely, determined to catch

horsemanship possibly be worse than that of an illegitimate daughter?!

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long since stopped and were watching the

field.

and the layer of dust on her

immediately tried to restore her dignity.

have always been excellent; she’s always

us…”

she was young and has always been the child our parents compared us to. Every time they brought her up,

was always the worst student in class… It’s true what they say about children born

but she’s bad at everything, after all, she comes from such a

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“Look over there!”

in secret, suddenly a shocked cry made everyone turn

saw Keira and Ellis say something, and then Chasing Wind had started to gallop

who were chatting were

the equestrian field and saw Keira’s poised and impressive stature. He blurted out in disbelief, “How

was also stunned, incredulously watching

always been her proudest activity; she’d won quite a few competitions in it, and that was why she dared to hold this banquet to

but how could…

was now riding was something

because Chasing Wind is such a good horse… Yes,

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many people want good horses. The bonus a good horse brings

also tensed his jaw. “Right, it must

accept the fact that Keira could outrun them at

against Mr. Olsen. Even if she wins, it’s not something to be proud of. After all, Mr. Olsen’s horse is just an ordinary one…”