An arrogant concubine fell from the harem

Chapter 47

"Hello, hello." I greeted the horse and made friends with it.

The red horse was so proud that he ignored me and just ate its grass with his head down.

I was not discouraged, and said again: "Hello, let's get to know each other. Uh, my surname is Pan, and my name is——" I wanted to say, my surname is Pan, and my name is Pan Feier. Fortunately, I realized it and braked quickly.I changed my words: "Uh, my surname is Pan, and my name is Pan Jinlian."

Chunmei chuckled behind me, "Miss, horses are livestock, so I don't understand what you're saying."

I shook my head, seriously: "A horse understands human nature, if you treat it well, it will treat you well."

"That's a good saying. Horses understand human nature." Suddenly, a man's voice came from behind: "A horse has a clear attitude towards people. If it doesn't like people, it closes its ears back and noses out It makes a heavy snort; when someone approaches, it walks away and ignores it; when it is annoyed, it will attack people. When a horse sees someone it likes, it will stick its head against it, with a gentle look, Sometimes I shake my head and tail."

I turned my head, and it turned out to be Earl Ying.

Earl Ying saluted me: "Meet my lady."

That's what Earl Ying is good at. He didn't underestimate me just because I'm a fake Pan Jinlian. He always treats me with respect, and this respect is not pretended.

Before I had time to speak, the red horse let out a brisk cry, then wagged its head and wagged its tail and approached Earl Ying, and rubbed its head against Earl Ying's body. It was like a little kid coquettishly acting like a baby, and it was as intimate as a friend meeting. .

I smiled and asked Earl Ying, "Is this horse yours?"

Earl Ying replied respectfully: "Yes, this horse is the next one."

I looked at the horse, then looked at him again, and smiled: "Seeing people is like seeing a horse, and seeing a horse is like seeing a person, man and horse are one."

To Earl's delight: "Miss Xie's compliment."

I asked, "Do you like horses?"

Earl Ying said: "I like it. I grew up in the Yila Grassland. I have been with horses since I was a child, and I regard horses as friends. Just like what the lady said, horses have spirituality. If you treat them well, they will treat you well." it is good."

I flattered him because I had something to ask for, so I giggled: "Earl Ying, teach me how to ride a horse?"

Earl Ying was startled: "Miss wants to learn how to ride a horse?"

(End of this chapter)