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Chapter 421 Reining the wild horse, of course, the sooner the better

On October 25rd, [-], counting on her fingers, Mr. Pei is not even [-] this year. Tangning really doesn't understand why Pei Yuanye talks about getting married.

Isn't everyone getting married at the age of 27, 30 or [-]?

Teacher Pei is still a boy? !
Boys are also worried about getting married too late and no one wants it? -
As soon as Tangning rolled her eyes, Pei Yuanye knew what she was thinking.

He shook his legs slightly, and expressed his truest thoughts.

"Reining the wild horse, of course, the sooner the better."

Pei Yuanye wasn't sure if Tangning would follow him into the entertainment circle as he is now if they hadn't separated.

But no matter where she was going or what she was doing, Pei Yuanye didn't interfere with Tangning's thoughts.

As a person taught by Pei Yuanye, Tangning's thinking was influenced by Pei Yuanye. The two of them could think of going together, but this did not mean that Tangning would definitely listen to Pei Yuanye's words without ego.

Pei Yuanye also taught Tangning the kind of independence and freedom in his bones. In the world of the two of them, it seemed that Pei Yuanye had the dominant power, but this dominant power would be reversed every minute, and Tang Ning could only find it. Not to the side.

For example, if Tangning said she wanted to do something, would Pei Yuanye really stop her from doing it?
The answer is, no.

Pei Yuanye would not object to Tangning's reasonable requests, even unreasonable requests, as long as they were not excessive, he would satisfy them.

Will he stop such a person?
Therefore, the reins of Tangning's wild horse were indeed held in Pei Yuanye's hands, but he never tried hard to restrain her. Instead, he believed in the reins and roamed the world hand in hand.

It was precisely because of this that Pei Yuanye wanted to get married.

A romantic relationship is not enough, the reins between two people can only be represented by marriage.

In this way, no matter how far Tangning ran, she would always know to come back instead of turning into a wild horse.

In response, Tangning raised her hand and gently pinched Pei Yuanye's calf.

"What! I'm not a Mustang!"

Tangning complained so much, but she didn't have the confidence to say this.
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The entire compound knew that Tangning was notoriously wild.

She doesn't like girls' things, dolls, handicrafts, she doesn't like them all.

Instead, she prefers hiking, off-roading, and fighting.

She is also notoriously not to be messed with in the courtyard. The little girls of other people's families cry when they are angry with male dolls. She can grab people's ears, press people on the ground and spank their buttocks.

Too skinny, too wild.

If it wasn't for Tang Guoxing's high rank in the military and Tangning didn't take the initiative to make trouble, then the threshold of the Tang family would have been broken.

Of course, Pei Yuanye also helped Tangning clean up the mess.
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When a group of children fight, they will probably hurt themselves when they fight, so Pei Yuanye, who has never participated in such activities, became Tangning's full-time support.

"Brother Ye, my pants are torn!"

As soon as Little Tangning turned around, her trousers were torn apart a little below the flap of her buttocks. As she let go, a large piece of delicate skin leaked out.

Pei Yuanye: ...

"Brother Ye, brother Ye, I'm all wet!"

Pei Yuanye poked his head out of the window when he heard the cries, and found Tangning standing under the window sill, drenched all over, with dripping water from his sleeves.

Pei Yuanye: ...

"Brother Ye, my knee is broken again!"

Pei Yuanye didn't want to talk to him, but after a while there was no sound outside, and his movements of playing the piano were messed up.

He pushed open the window and leaned out. Under the window sill, he saw Tangning who was sitting there carelessly weaving straw ropes. He couldn't hold back and opened his mouth.

"Sit there and don't move, I'll get the medicine."

(End of this chapter)