My Bossy CEO Husband by Symon Diller

Chapter 145

Chapter: 145

“Do you have any experience riding horses? If not, choose a gentle and short-legged female horse.”

Merrick, who had taken a liking to Rosalyn, asked her with a smile.

Before Rosalynn could reply, Arya, who was holding the reins, interjected, “Merrick, you cannot be

biased to Rosalynn. There is only one short-legged horse left, and it should be reserved for Brian’s

girlfriend, Eleanor.”

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A triumphant smile formed on Eleanor’s face at Arya’s words.

“Rosalynn, | hope you won’t mind if | ride the gentle and short-legged horse since you already know

how to ride.”

Rosalynn caught Arya’s provocative gaze and understood that she was instigating trouble, but before

she could answer, Brian emerged with a horse, accompanied by Chaz and his wife.

“What’s the matter?” Brian asked.

“Here is the thing; there is only one gentle and short-legged horse remaining in the stable.

Should it be assigned to Eleanor and Rosalynn?”

Baxter and Arya looked at Brian expectantly, waiting to watch a show.

Brian glanced at Rosalynn and Eleanor before pursing his thin lips, opting not to speak.

Eleanor’s eyes glimmered as she spoke up. “Although I’ve only been on a horse while filming with the

crew, I’m willing to take a chance today. Rosalynn, you can ride this short-legged horse instead.”

She feigned generosity and kindness in front of Brian.

Uninterested in competing with Eleanor, Rosalynn made her way over and took hold of a large horse.

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“No, thank you. I’ll choose this one.”

She had no need to impress or please Brian.

“Rosalynn, would you like to ride my horse?” Dayana offered.

Her horse was professionally trained and very docile.

“No, thank you. | can handle it. | appreciate your kindness.”

Rosalynn politely declined Dayana’s offer with a smile.

“Rosalyn, you’re remarkable,” Merrick praised.

Rosalynn simply smiled and said nothing, leading the horse out of the stable.

Brian approached her, holding his horse’s reins. “Are you sure you’re capable of this? There’s no need

to pretend to be brave.”