CHAPTER 1338: CHAPTER 1338: [SPECIAL EPISODE] WEDDING (73)

"Mom, that’s not fair, you four against three!"

"Hmph!" Leng Xiaoye rolled his eyes at him, "You still want fairness from me?"

Chongchong laughed, "Bro, just bear with it a bit longer. Once sister-in-law has the baby, we’ll be four on four!"

"Is everyone ready?" Gan Yuan picked up the whistle, "I’m about to start."

Everyone got ready at once.

Gan Yuan gently blew, the whistle sounded, the game resumed.

Hooves flew up on the polo field.

The sunlight was just right in the sky.

Gan Yuan stood by the edge of the field, watching those racing figures, laughing and cheering aloud.

"Xiaotang, go for it!"

"Ajue, watch behind you!"

"Chongchong, right side, right side!"

"Andre, watch behind you!"

...

No one cared who was on whose team, nor did anyone worry about winning or losing. What they were engaged in wasn’t the competition, but the joy of family entertainment.

After all, everyone had their own things to deal with, and coming together wasn’t easy.

Each goal scored would receive cheers from everyone else, regardless of team.

Because they were family, never separating from one another!

...

...

Three days later.

Beijing.

By dusk, Houhai was already lit up.

In early summer, the weather turned warm, and many couples were rowing boats in the river. The bar street was bustling with people.

Old-fashioned buildings, modern bar decorations, the reflections of star-like lights in the river...

Here, tradition and modernity interestingly blend, showcasing the unique charm of this metropolis.

Hands in pockets, Moses strolled over Yindian Bridge.

On the way to Beijing, Mu Yunting had introduced many interesting places in Beijing to him.

The famous Great Wall, the majestic Forbidden City, the picturesque Summer Palace... but only the alleys near Houhai’s bar street intrigued him for no apparent reason.

After finishing work, Moses took only one escort, roamed around the old alley, experienced Beijing’s alleys, then turned into the bar street.

Passing by a bar, a kitten suddenly darted out from an angle, seemingly startled by him. It shrunk back and paused, timidly looking up at Moses, letting out a soft meow.

"Meow!"

Facing that slightly dirty little thing, Moses tilted his head, then crouched down, reached his palm towards the kitten.

Halfway through, the kitten was startled, turned its head, and ran away.

He raised his right hand suspended in mid-air and lightly shook his head.

He’s never been interested in pets, except having given GAIA a horse before, he’d never kept any animals, let alone a cat.

Today, strangely interested in a cat?

Standing up, he spotted a bar diagonally across, and casually walked in, looked around, and sat in a corner by the open back window.

His assistant hurried over, glancing around, and sat down on the chair opposite him.

"Gentlemen, what would you like to drink?"

A waitress immediately came over, politely asking in English.

"Whiskey, no ice."

"Sir!"

Across, his assistant gently reminded.

Moses was slightly stunned, then self-deprecatingly smiled; hadn’t been to a bar in a long time, merely habitually answered, only remembered he couldn’t drink now thanks to his assistant’s reminder.

Looking at the drink menu, he spoke again.

"Lemon soda."