"I didn't say you're not allowed to ride anymore." Gu Nuan said in a low voice.
"But you're unhappy." Dabai bit out each word. "If something makes you unhappy, I definitely won't do it."
"I'm not unhappy, it's just—" Gu Nuan sighed. "It's just that when I see it, I can't help it, my heart panics, I don't know what to do."
"You think me sitting on a horse is very dangerous, right? So I made you worry. I can't do these things, I get it." Dabai was now working hard to reflect on what Old Six had said. He used to be careless and reckless, not knowing how high the sky was, but Old Six was right: doing things that make your wife worry is something you can't do anymore, otherwise you're no kind of man.
Her husband's temperament was still very simple—he was from the Gu Family, at the very least he took her feelings into account. Gu Nuan suddenly felt that she was the one who'd gone too far, and said, "It's not your fault, it's mine. I should trust you."
