Chapter 113 Walking the Horse

His hand isn't even healed yet, and now he's sprained his ankle. If his wife finds out, he'll have to sleep in his youngest son's room again tonight.

"Then I'll go to the feeding team to get a job?" Bai Nuo didn't care whether the captain trusted her or not. Anyway, she had inquired when she came and found out that the feeding team didn't have any fixed horse handlers for the time being, so this job was perfect for her.

"By the way, Captain." Just as he stepped out of the battalion commander's office, Bai Nuo suddenly turned around and asked, "Does our battalion's warehouse have saddles? I can ride horses, I can ride them around."

"You can ride a horse?" The captain was surprised, but this time he refrained from paying attention to the little girl's height, lest she get angry again.

He realized that this girl was not as gentle and sweet-looking as she appeared. She was always smiling and seemed to have a very good temper and be easy to bully.

In fact...

Ha, she's a little tiger girl who'll take on anyone she can get her hands on. She's also incredibly strong; most people probably couldn't beat her.

It has to be said that this girl and his daughter might actually get along very well. Thinking about it... he suddenly felt a bit of a headache.

突然想把他闺女嫁到别的大队去祸祸别的大队的大队长去，又怕他媳妇揍完他，他爹再接着揍，到时候备不住他连家都回不去了。

"Yes, I can! I'm really good at riding horses." Bai Nuo proudly raised her chin, unable to resist a smug smile.

"It's possible, but you have to ensure your own safety." The captain sighed helplessly. He couldn't refuse, as that little rascal had specifically gone to his house last night to tell him.

Basically, the gist is that as long as the girl is happy and safe, nothing else matters.

Who would have thought that these two little rascals actually knew each other? They actually knew each other!

"No problem, Captain Uncle, I promise!" Bai Nuo saluted the captain, turned and ran, shouting as he ran, "Then it's settled. I'll go report to the animal husbandry team first, then go find the scorekeeper to get the key and find the saddle. Goodbye, Captain Uncle."

"Slow down, little girl, don't fall."

"Okay!"