Once she realized this, Xie Mi actually felt reassured.
Knowing the outcome made it easy to take precautions. A little Yu Jinche was nothing to worry about.
She had never ridden a horse, but she had ridden a rampaging cow as a child. Close enough-she practically counted as an old hand.
Compared with Yu Jinche, she was more concerned about two other people.
Xiao Jingxi and Xu Shuangrong.
They also knew the original plot, so going through this scene now could easily lead them to the same suspicions she had.
Xie Mi glanced at Xiao Jingxi out of the corner of her eye.
He stood there with vacant eyes, looking as wilted as a frostbitten eggplant. Clearly, he still hadn't recovered from last night's blow.
That made sense. For someone who cared so much about his image, having it collapse in a way he had never imagined would naturally take some time to accept.
She could leave him alone for now.
Next, she looked at Xu Shuangrong.
Xu Shuangrong glanced at Xiao Jingxi several times as if she wanted to say something. In the end, her eyes filled with exasperation, and she turned away, refusing to bother with him anymore. Her expression practically screamed, "This dead weight is impossible to carry."
Judging by the look in Xu Shuangrong's eyes, she had realized it too.
Because she was now studying Yu Jinche with a probing gaze.
Invisible undercurrents stirred among them.
"All right, that covers the basics. You can start putting what you've learned into practice now. First, head to the Horse Paddock and choose a horse you like. Our staff will lead you around for a few laps. Once you're comfortable, you can try riding on your own."
While they were choosing horses in the Horse Paddock, Yu Jinche