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Chapter 27. Impatient
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2024-10-29 19:42:56“Alright, baby. You got this,” River encouraged. “You have to beat fifteen point two seconds.”
I nodded and took a deep breath, then let it go. My horse Crixus turned to face the correct direction. Crixus was a smart well-trained horse.
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“Alright, baby. You got this,” River encouraged. “You have to beat fifteen point two seconds.” I nodded and took a deep breath, then let it go. My horse Crixus turned to face the correct direction. Crixus was a smart well-trained horse.
