The Villainous Celebrity Wife of the CEO - Chapter 142.3

The most frightening thing was that his small hand and the horse’s reins were entangled together, so when the mare took off, he was thrown onto the horse’s back in a daze. Luckily, he had a little riding experience and immediately clutched the horse’s neck with both hands. Otherwise, he would have been trampled to death by the horse!

Spooked horse was contagious. When the mare galloped past, the other horses that had been obediently lined up also began to show varying degrees of agitation. The riders on the sidelines promptly pulled their reins and tried to calm them down, but there were still a few young horses that pranced and tried to get out of their grips.

Panic spread in the eyes of the children. For a time, no one could spare energy to rescue Xiao Xing who was still trapped on horseback.

“T-Teacher…”

As the speed of the blue-gray mare’s gallop grew faster and faster, the whistling blast of wind blew Xiao Xing’s hands and feet cold. Gradually, her hands became sore, and his puny arms that were wrapped around the horse’s neck gradually lost their strength.

…He regretted it, really regretted it very much! He grew up naughty and mischievous, and his family could not afford to beat him, so they raised him into this lawless character today. At this moment, his little head was filled with remorse for his actions. If time could be turned back, he would have stood obediently in line and never wandered!

But it was too late for regrets now. Seeing the horse running towards the pasture, Xiao Xing closed his eyes tightly in fear, praying for Superman to descend from the sky and save him!

There was no real Superman in this world.

But in this world, female superheroes still existed.

Seeing the pregnant mare galloping farther and farther away, Su Jishi thought nothing of it and immediately turned her horse around and raced forward. Mu Xiulun followed closely behind, lowering his body and urging the stallion under him to catch up with the figure ahead.

Although Mu Xiulun started late, his speed was one step faster. The pregnant mare was heavy and carrying a child of several pounds on her back, so her speed was no match for a professional racing horse. Mu Xiulun tightened the reins and used his stallion to ‘stop’ the pregnant mare. After several attempts, the mare finally slowed down.

However, although the stallion stopped the mare, she did not let the stallion close. She kept dodging and snorting in agitation, her four hooves stomping on the ground incessantly. Each hoof fall left a deep U-shaped print in the ground.

You could imagine that if the boy on its back couldn’t hold on and fall, he would definitely be trampled on! —— In a mild case, he’d suffer internal bleeding and bone fractures; but in a severe case, he’d die.

Mu Xiulun tried several times to get close to the boy from the horse’s back and carry him away, but as soon as the mare saw his hand, she immediately and smartly retreated. Mu Xiulun tried several times, but in addition to making the mare more and more agitated, he did not help at all.

“Stop. Pregnant mares are already hostile to adult stallions.” Su Jishi arrived in a hurry, stopped Mu Xiulun and discussed the countermeasure with him in a whisper, “Don’t go near. Let Linda Hu try. They are both mares, and Linda Hu is much older than her. She’s just like her sister, so she may calm her down.”

The two had long since put the awkwardness just now behind them. The only thing they had in mind now was to hurry and get the child down. The two looked at each other, and Mu Xiulun rather tacitly pulled the reins tightly to keep the stallion back, while Su Jishi slowly urged Linda Hu to move closer to the pregnant mare.

As she approached, she deliberately stretched out a hand with five fingers open to show that she had no hostile intent: “Shhh…shhh.” She learned this trick from the locals when she rode her horse down to the countryside to explore before. Her tone must be extraordinarily calm. She must not show any hint of a panic or nervousness in front of the horse. Otherwise, not only would she not appease the horse, but she would also stimulate it.

Linda Hu cooperated very well. She slowly walked towards the mare, pausing with each step and narrowing the distance between them a little.

Sure enough, when the horse smelled Linda Hu’s scent, and after realizing that a mare was also in front of her, she gradually relaxed her tense body and lowered her high head, showing a certain degree of affinity.

In this way, slowly, gradually, little by little, Linda Hu finally reached the mare’s side. The little boy on the horse’s back opened his teary eyes, his snot soiling half his face. Su Jishi pressed a finger to her lips, signaling him not to shout. The boy hurriedly nodded, clenched his teeth and lay motionlessly on the horse’s back.

The moment the mare let her guard down, Su Jishi reached out with her long arm, grabbed the boy’s arm, and carried him to herself in one fell swoop!

Before the mare could react, the weight on her back disappeared in the blink of an eye. Once the distraction was gone, the mare quickly quieted down, and not a single sign of the madness that had just taken over the road could be seen.

The boy only felt a flash of lightness in front of his eyes, and the next second, he crashed into a fragrant and soft embrace. He sat sideways on the saddle, two arms wrapped around Su Jishi’s waist, like a tiny chick that had finally found its mother. He didn’t even dare to cry out loud and only silently shed tears.

Su Jishi has never come into contact with children before, let alone this kind of snivelling kid with pouring tears.

The most dangerous mammal she had ever encountered was a brown bear lying in ambush in a cave. It had never occurred to her that the power of a little brat could rival that of three bears! Su Jishi hugged him, like holding a time bomb that would explode at any time. As for the legendary ‘motherhood’, she not only did not feel it, on the contrary, she was even on the verge of crying to menopause because of him.

“W-What should I do?” Su Jishi panicked. Seeing that the boy’s tears were soaking her chest, she could only turn to Mu Xiulun for help.

Mu Xiulun was equally helpless. He stared at the brat that was the embodiment of a faucet and came up with a sentence after a long deliberation: “…I don’t know how to communicate with people whose highest education is below primary school.”

Su Jishi: “…” Not to mention primary school education, it was estimated that the child in her arms had just gone blind.

Su Jishi was between laughter and anger, squeezing him: “Fine, President Mu, Mr. Mu, Mu Xiulun, you just asked me what I want if I won the race – I’ve thought about it now.”

She stuck her hands through the child’s armpits, lifted him up and threw him into Mu Xiulun’s arms: “All I ask is that you take him now and disappear in front of me this instant. Send him away with a fast horse!”

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