American comics: Damn it, I’m surrounded by those who worry about their fathers!.

Chapter 11 Clark

"Lana?"

"I'm here, Aunt Nell."

Six-year-old Lana popped her head out of the stable.

She wore a low hat, and her tanned skin could not hide her natural beauty.

"I'm feeding Tyson. He's been in a bad mood lately."

Tyson is a pony on the farm, and Lana always likes to ride her for walks on the farm.

Although Aunt Neil always reminded her that she shouldn't ride a horse at her age.

“You can feed it some soy, but I already fed it this morning.”

A young woman came out of the room and said, "I got up at 6:15 to shovel horse manure, change water, and feed the horses. This is not an easy job."

"So I can help you with some work, aunt."

Lana said knowingly.

"No, you are still a child. What you should do is enjoy a carefree life."

Neil came over and patted Tyson's butt in the stable.

“Like reading a book or going to the playground.”

"I don't like that. I like riding horses."

Neil smiled and said to her niece: "Riding a horse is not an easy thing. Horses can be very stubborn, rude and timid. You will spend a long time teaching an animal that cannot understand your inner anxiety. Sometimes the horse will even kick you off."

Lana bit her lip and said, "Tyson is not that kind of horse."

"The natures of animals are all similar."

Neil did not continue talking about this topic, but asked Lana: "You have just recovered from your cold, you should rest more in your room."

Although Lana wanted to continue riding Tyson, she secretly went outside for a stroll.

But after seeing my aunt's serious expression, I swallowed what I wanted to say.

noon.

After her aunt took a nap, Lana sneaked to the stable and untied Tyson's reins.

Satisfied, Lana rode Tyson around the arena, imagining herself as the knight in the picture, wearing a shirt, jeans, riding boots and a cowboy hat.

Soon the "female knight" was no longer satisfied with just circling the stable.

She rode Tyson out of the stables and walked on the town's roads.

Although she is only six years old, she is very skilled in riding a horse.

After walking around the nearby roads for a few times, Lana rode her horse back.

But unexpectedly, Tyson's horse's legs were entangled by a piece of wire on the road.

Tyson, who was entangled in the horse's legs, was immediately frightened. After letting out a scream, he ran forward wildly.

Frightened, Lana bent down tightly and grabbed the rope with her hands.

"Oh!"

The frightened horse ran into the field, and Lana, who was holding the reins, was almost thrown off.

Her mind was blank and she had forgotten all the measures her aunt had taught her about what to do when a horse was frightened.

the other side.

Clark and A Zu were stunned when they saw the frightened horse and Lana, who was holding on to the reins tightly and was in danger of being thrown off at any time.

A-Zu looked at the eagle kite with its string broken in his hand, then looked at the kite string tangled on the horse's hoof, and immediately realized that he had gotten into trouble.

It was the kite string that fell from the sky that entangled the horse's hoof and caused the horse to be frightened.

He had ridden horses with his father and knew when a horse would be frightened.

Swallowing his saliva, he shouted to Lana, "Hold on to the reins and don't get thrown off!"

Clark looked at the scene in front of him with a dull expression.

"Wow!"

The frightened horse ran into a forest. Lana leaned tightly against the horse's back, but was still hurt by the branches.

The bumps and feeling of weightlessness hit her so hard that she even thought she would be thrown out in the next second.

She was completely frightened and tears kept pouring out of her eyes.

Just when she thought she was going to be thrown off the horse, a figure suddenly broke into the woods.

"Bang!" Just as Lana let go of the reins, a stranger who suddenly broke in jumped onto Tyson, grabbed the reins, and hugged Lana in her arms.

Peter jumped onto the horse's back and gently pulled the reins to one side, while reaching out his other hand to the horse's mane.

The horse was pulled and its head bent to one side, but it gradually calmed down and regained its composure.

After controlling the frightened horse, Peter rode out of the woods.

He rode horses quite a lot during the years he lived on the farm.

As a farm cowboy, these operations can only be said to be basic operations.

"Lana? Are you okay?"

Looking at the frightened little girl who was almost curled up in his arms, Peter asked her.

He knew this niece of Ms. Neal.

The last time we met was probably half a year ago. I didn't expect that you've grown so tall in just half a year.

Looking up, Lana's eyes were filled with tears.

"Uncle Padraic?"

She wiped the tears from her face and looked at Peter in surprise.

He was too shocked that Peter could suddenly fly over like a bird, jump onto the horse's back and control Tyson.

"Uncle Padraic, are you a bird?"

Lana even forgot her fear just now and asked stutteringly.

"I'm not a bird, I'm a flying knight."

Peter said as he ruffled Lana's hair.

Girls just feel differently than boys.

He now even had some hope that the baby in the spaceship that fell was a girl.

Raising a baby girl should be less troublesome than raising a baby boy.

Although he will get into trouble, he probably won't cause trouble every day like those two troublemakers, A-Zu and Clark.

He glanced at the kite string at the horse's hoof.

When Lana heard Peter say that he was a flying knight, she immediately thought of the handsome knights in the picture books she had read.

The image of the knight was gradually replaced by the image of Peter.

Her little face suddenly turned red.

Peter rode Tyson and walked out of the woods with Lana in his arms.

When Zu saw Peter appear, he immediately ran over with the kite.

"Dad, you looked so handsome just now!"

He saw how Peter controlled the frightened horse and thought his dad was so cool.

"Really? Then who frightened the horse?"

After being glared at by Peter, Zu immediately retracted his head.

"I'm sorry, Dad. I didn't mean to do that."

A-Zu apologized guiltily.

"Godfather, I was flying a kite and the string broke."

Clark took the initiative to say that it was his fault.

He glanced at Lana in Peter's arms, his face instantly turned red, he lowered his head and stammered, "It's none of John's business."

"Ok?"

Peter looked at Clark and asked, "Why are you blushing?"

He glanced doubtfully at little Lana in his arms, and saw Clark stealing glances from time to time.

"hiss"

He took a deep breath. Could it be that this boy was falling in love so quickly?

You are only six years old and you already know how to like girls?

I used to think that A-Zu was the pervert. After all, this kid had done all kinds of crafts in his previous life and often challenged himself with various difficult tricks.

I didn't expect that you, the seemingly honest Clark, are the pervert!

(End of this chapter)