I conquered the entertainment industry

Chapter 659 Jun Moting's Answer
There was silence in the study.

Jun Moting suddenly smiled.

"Grandpa, do you still remember how you lied to me when you were young?"

Picking up a piece of fruity wood and throwing it into the fireplace, Jun Moting sat down at Mr. Jun's feet, "At that time, you always said, when I grow up and become independent, I can protect what I want to protect." .”

"Foreign language and equestrian, you can only choose one. If you choose a foreign language, you can read an extra-curricular book that I like after learning. If you choose equestrian, you will have nothing."

"Go to the military camp or stay at home, you can only choose one. If you go to the military camp, you will help me take care of my mother. If you stay at home, my mother will have to live alone in country M and be self-sufficient."

"The same goes for studying abroad. If you go to country M, you can often see your mother. If you go to country F, you are not allowed to return to the country or go to other places without your permission."

"So, I chose a foreign language, went to the military camp, and went to study in country M."

Said it was his own choice, but in fact, every step was arranged for him in advance by Mr. Jun.

Recalling his childhood experiences, Jun Moting raised his head to look at Old Man Jun with a funny face, "But Grandpa, I've grown up, so I can't be fooled."

"Children only do multiple-choice questions, but I am already an adult, so I don't choose."

Jun Moting shook his head, his gaze was firm, "I want it all!"

After speaking, Jun Moting asked back: "Grandpa, do you know when I learned equestrianism?"

Mr. Jun narrowed his eyes and fell into deep thought.

"When I was eight years old."

Jun Moting looked at the jumping flames and said, "Apart from language in the morning, politics and economics in the afternoon. At that time, from eight to twelve, except for sleeping time, I was hardly idle for a moment."

"I don't even have time to learn horsemanship. But, I really want to learn."

Thinking of his stubborn self, Jun Moting said with some amusement: "Actually, looking back now, riding a horse is no fun. However, Mo Xiao and the others know how to do it, and they often show off the pony they got. Only me No."

"So, I discussed with the horse master, and wait for me at the racecourse at noon every day. I only need to practice for half an hour."

From [-]:[-] to [-]:[-] noon every day is Mr. Jun's unshakeable lunch break.

In my memory, when Mr. Jun went back to the bedroom, he slipped out the back door and ran all the way to the racecourse.

The horse master is already waiting at the entrance of the racecourse with the horse.

Stepping on the stirrups, he got on the horse and tightened the reins according to the instructions of the horse master.

Everything is so tense and exciting.

At first, you can only walk half a circle on horseback.

Then, one lap, two laps, three laps...

More than a month later, in half an hour, he was able to gallop around the racecourse more than ten laps on horseback.

And almost after he learned how to ride a horse, the horse master led the horse and waited for him outside the villa, not at the entrance of the racecourse.

After a month of effort, he quietly learned to ride a horse.

Except for the kind-hearted horse master, few people know about the huge Jun family.

Hearing what Jun Moting said, Mr. Jun remembered.

"You think I don't know?"

Taking a sideways look at Jun Moting, Mr. Jun said coldly, "It's just that you didn't delay your homework, so just keep your eyes open."

"Of course I know."

Jun Moting smiled gently, "But, Grandpa didn't stop me, which means you think you can accommodate me, doesn't it?"

"So, this time..."

Jun Moting looked at Mr. Jun solemnly, "Grandpa, I'm serious. If you still disagree, then please keep your eyes closed as usual and see how far I can go, okay? ?”

He wants the position of the heir to the Jun family!
Ah Ye, he wants it too!

Knowing that this was Jun Moting's answer, Mr. Jun sighed weakly, "In a few days, when I recover, bring her to see me."

(End of this chapter)