Chapter 1719


    Chapter 1719


    Cordelia paused and looked at Ste, who had a strained face and a rigid expression.


    “Alright, then. Take Ste along with you. She just mentioned that she hasn’t seen Juno for a while.”


    Ste was confused; she had not said that. She stared at Cordelia in disbelief, ‘She’s so good at


    creating opportunities.’


    Keegan hesitated for a moment and nced at her with impatience, “Come along, then.”


    Ste could not believe the look on his face, ‘What a scumbag. Does he really think I want to go?


    Forget it.


    There’s no point in engaging with someone illogical.’


    Imitating Jaylene’s tone, Ste sarcastically said, “Sorry for the trouble, Keegan.”


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    Keegan and Jaylene did not say a word.


    The horse trainer was grooming Juno as the group approached the stable. Juno became restless when


    it saw them, pacing back and forth, almost impatient.


    Juno was taller and more robust than other horses. Those unfamiliar with horses would feel an


    overwhelming pressure just standing close to it.


    Jaylene was awed by Juno’s strong appearance. After seeing the scar on one of its eyes, she said,


    “Juno really is a


    good horse. It’s a pity it lost an eye.”


    Keegan reached out to stroke Juno’s mane and calmly said,” No one is perfect, horses included.


    Although Juno runs fast, it’s challenging to tame. They often choose obedient horses in horse racing.


    Horses that are hard to train, such as Juno, may face elimination despite their speed. It suffered an


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    “Poor thing. That must have hurt,” Jaylene said softly.


    Ste nced at Keegan. She assumed that in line with his straightforward thinking, he’d likely say


    something like,”


    Well, duh.”


    But Keegan said, “It was definitely painful, but I’m sure it’s happy knowing that someone cares about


    it.”


    Ste was utterly confused by his response. She began to reassess Keegan, ‘Could amnesia change a


    person’s character and morality?’


    Keegan was someone whocked an understanding of emotions. He was not good at consoling others.


    Not making matters worse was already a sign of elevated emotional intelligence for him.


    ncing at Jaylene, who was trying to caress Juno, Ste suddenly said, “Jaylene, Juno recognizes its


    master. It has only let Grandma and Keegan touch it for so many years. It will get angry if a stranger


    touches it.”


    While speaking, she sneaked a nce at Keegan. Unfortunately, he remained expressionless.


    Jaylene hesitated for a moment before reaching out to touch Juno. She found that it behaved very


    docilely, showing no signs of resistance. ’


    She smirked and said, “It seems quite gentle. Having worked with many horses during my equestrian


    training, I’ve found that if they willingly allow you to touch them, they approve of you.”


    This remark was clearly aimed at Ste. She was not happy,” You know how to ride horses?”


    “I learned it with Trevor,” Jaylene said. Suddenly, she added, “Keegan, can I take Juno for a couple of


    laps?”


    Keegan hadn’t spoken yet when Ste said, “Jaylene, Juno isn’t easy to tame. What if it throws you


    off? This isn’t a game.”


    “Juno is a spirited stallion. You can have the trainer lead it around if you’re up for a ride. Or, I can take


    you for a ride when I’m in better shape,” said Keegan.


    Ste’s eyelids twitched, ‘What the hell?! He did not suggest this when I said I wanted to ride Juno with


    him back then.’