Alpha Amanda's Love Adventure (By Aurora Grey) novel Chapter 275

Chapter 275 Accident

Amanda’s POV:

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Once everything was set, the four of us lifted our reins and gave our horses a light tap to get them moving.

The horses neighed and shot forward at once.

It had been ages since I last rode, so I was a little nervous and instinctively slowed down.

Before long, Wesley, Samson, and Stephan were already far ahead.

I wasn’t in a hurry. I held the reins steady and kept an easy pace, letting the wind brush my face as I followed from behind.

Samson’s POV:

“Mr. Ortega, you ride pretty well. You don’t look like someone who can only manage,” Stephan said as he rode beside me. His words sounded friendly, but his eyes were clearly sizing me up.

I glanced at him and replied calmly, “Practice helps. You’re not bad either, but your horse doesn’t seem too cooperative. It’s falling behind.

As I spoke, I deliberately patted my horse’s back Almost on cue, it surged forward and picked up speed.

Stephan’s expression darkened. He clearly caught the jab. He urged his horse faster and kept pressing.

“Mr. Ortega, you and Ms. Lamb look close. But I hear you’re usually busy with the pack’s matters and business plans. How do you even have time to attend family gatherings with her?”

He was clearly implying that my relationship with Amanda wasn’t genuine. I scoffed inside but stayed calm on the surface.

“Spending time with the woman I love is never waste,” I replied evenly. “What about you? You’re supposedly here for a matchmaking with Amanda, yet you keep staring at me. Are you actually interested in me?”

Stephan stumbled over his words, then recovered. “Don’t joke around. I just think Ms. Lamb deserves someone better.”

“She deserves the best,” I said firmly. “And that’s me.”

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Chapter 275 Accident

Without waiting for his reply, I urged my horse forward and left him behind.

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After riding for a bit, I looked back and couldn’t spot Amanda. A sense of unease crept in. Even if she was slow, she shouldn’t be that far behind.

I called out to Wesley, “Mr. Steele, I’m going back to check on Amanda. I don’t want her riding alone.”

Wesley nodded. “Go ahead. Be careful.”

I turned my horse to head back. But suddenly, my horse went wild.

It reared up violently, letting out a shrill, panicked scream. Then, it bolted forward like mad.

Behind me, Stephan didn’t come over to help. Instead, he shouted with fake worry, “Mr. Ortega, what’s wrong with your horse?!

“Slow down! You’ll get hurt!”

His voice gradually faded into the distance, and my gaze went cold.

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