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“Meng, your little horse is so calm and collected. It’s a good horse. Has it been bred yet?” Xiao Meng’s Kadar friend ALI asked enviously, stroking the neck of “Kapibala”.

"Hmm, are you being polite?" Xiaomeng and "Kapibala" looked at the dark-skinned boy, puzzled.

There was no lewdness in the young boy's eyes; his clear eyes held only a fascination with horses. "I also want a foal with such a stable temperament. Let me tell you, I have dozens of mares in my stable; you can pick any one you like."

Xiaomeng and "Kapibala" exchanged a glance, and "Kapibala" hid its big head behind her.

"I understand," Xiaomeng said, refusing. "My horse still needs to compete. We'll talk about it after it retires."

ALI regretfully withdrew his hand and told Xiaomeng to be sure to inform him when "Kapibala" retired.

Seeing that he had let go, Xiaomeng quickly handed the reins of "Kapibala" to the trainer and stableman, so that they could take the horse back to the stable after it had become familiar with the arena. After the horse was off the field, it still needed to be dismounted, wiped down, given water, and fed some snacks.

After each training session, Xiao Ma needs five or six people to take care of him. Xiao Meng definitely couldn't do it alone. Fortunately, she has the financial means to hire more than ten people to take turns watching over "Kapibala".

"Xiaomeng, look here." Xiaomeng was standing by the horse farm, chatting with her friends who came over to say hello, when she suddenly heard someone call her in Chinese. She subconsciously turned around and looked.

It turned out to be Xiao Tang; he was taking pictures of her with a DSLR camera.

Xiaomeng grinned. "You skipped class again? This is a non-interview area. How did you sneak in?"

Xiao Tang greeted a few familiar equestrian athletes, holding up a name tag from his chest. "I asked a relative to help me get an ID card for an Olympic staff member, and that's how I got in."

Xiaomeng glanced at his sign with suspicion. "This thing is so easy to get? The security at Sakura is way too lax."

Thinking about the match tomorrow, she started to wonder how many irrelevant people were just loitering around.

If a few bad guys with ulterior motives were to infiltrate, then there would be no point in even competing.

Xiaomeng turned to her equestrian coach, Mr. Charlie, who was also her chief steward when she went out to compete. She sent him a message, telling him to pay close attention to security, especially in the stables, and to be vigilant at all times, ensuring that "Kapibala" was always accompanied by someone.

Xiao Tang reminded her, "You also need to ensure your own security is in place, and be careful not to separate from Master Bi."

Forget it, I'll take care of the security here. I brought a few people with me when I went abroad. We'll manage it together.

I heard you weren't staying in the athletes' dormitories in the Olympic Village. Where did you stay?

“I stayed at the hotel that Ali and his team booked. He helped me and my team clear out a few rooms.”

"Ali is a friend I met when I was participating in a points competition in Dubai." Xiaomeng introduced her good friend Ali to Xiaotang.

Xiao Tang glanced at Ali's white robe, muttering under his breath, "Big bastard..." before putting on a sincere smile. "Hi... Nice rice wine..."

Xiaomeng explained, "Ali speaks Mandarin quite well, and Cantonese is also fluent..."

Xiao Tang immediately switched to Cantonese, "Brother, thank you so much for taking care of Xiaomeng. After the competition, I'll treat you to a soak in the local hot springs..."

After ALI learned what kind of business Xiao Tang's family was in, they hit it off immediately, and ALI said that he would visit Xiao Tang in China after the competition.

By the time the two left the equestrian center, they were inseparable. Xiao Tang even moved into the same five-star hotel with them.

On the morning of the competition, Xiaomeng got up at around 5 a.m., swam two laps in the hotel's heated pool to warm up, and had breakfast with her friends at 6 a.m.

At 6:30, I led the team to meet downstairs at the Chinese athletes' dormitory, where we met with other equestrian athletes and coaches. We then set off together to find our horses at the stables.

You need to go early, as the horses participating in the competition also need to warm up and train.

As soon as I got near the stables, I noticed that something was off; the atmosphere in the equestrian area was a bit chaotic.

The equestrian team members quickly dispersed, some going to the stables, others seeking information from acquaintances.

Even the team leader went to ask Olympic officials from other countries for information.

Xiaomeng's coach returned first and told her that a horse had gone missing last night.

Xiaomeng gasped, "What do you mean a horse is missing? This is an Olympic venue! How could a horse get lost here? It's such a big horse, not a puppy, how could it get lost?"

"I don't know? Nobody can say for sure. I heard the horse was still there when it was fed hay around 5 o'clock!" Charlie also found it unbelievable. In all his years in the industry, he had never heard of such an outrageous racing accident.