She seemed to have lost her mind, raising her whip to lash me. I could only ride my horse erratically to dodge her attack.
Who knew she would still be so persistent, so in a fit of anger I raised my whip at her again and lashed her leg.
Then, before she could react, I rode away on my horse, and you all saw what happened next.
I rode my horse at breakneck speed all the way here, and she chased me all the way here. If you hadn't appeared just in time, I might... I might have fallen off my horse, been trampled and seriously injured, or even lost my life.
As she spoke, tears streamed down her face.
To everyone else, it seemed that she was feeling lingering fear.
He Yanzhi thought so too.
Although it wasn't appropriate, he still used his thumb to wipe away her tears.
He turned to look at Kuresh, "This matter must be thoroughly investigated, as well as the incident during the race that day. Why did Battalion Commander Gu's horse suddenly go out of control? Was there any human intervention involved? All of this must be thoroughly investigated!"
Gu Siyu was one of Kuresh's soldiers, and Kuresh was not happy about what happened.
In addition, Xiahenazi told him before going to bed last night that she also suspected that Gu Siyu deliberately sabotaged the horse during the race, causing it to lose control.
With the two matters combined, Kuresh gave Gu Siyu a deep look, then promised He Yanzhi, "Commander He, don't worry, I will personally investigate this matter. For now, you take your wife back to settle in, and I will take Gu Siyu to the medical team to treat her injuries."
He Yanzhi nodded with a cool expression.
He gently supported Guan Wenru's shoulder and led her into the cafeteria.
Gu Siyu watched their retreating figures and screamed hoarsely, "I didn't!"
It's nothing, nobody understands anyway.
Perhaps even Gu Siyu herself couldn't understand it; she no longer knew how to explain it.
Guan Wenru is cunning; what she just said contained both truth and falsehood.
Kuresh's investigation yielded unfavorable results.
After all, she did chase Guan Wenru on horseback for quite a while, and there were traces on the ground.
It was only at this moment that she realized that Guan Wenru had been plotting against her from the very beginning, and that she had deliberately ridden her horse in circles to hide in that area.
It was actually to leave marks on the snow.
The whip she lashed out missed Guan Wenru, but struck the snow several times instead.
Once Kuresh sees the marks left by the horseshoes and whip, he will surely believe what Guan Wenru said.
This Guan Wenru!
That's so cunning!
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