“Do you want to go horse riding?” Zachary asked while behind the wheel.

Determined to have a date with his wife, he did not allow his chauffeur to come along. He did the driving instead.

The security convoy kept a good distance from the couple.

“I don’t know how to ride.”

Serenity was honest.

Zachary smiled. “I can teach you. It’s the perfect weather to ride since it’s neither warm nor cold. I’ll take you to the family’s stable.”

“Your family has a horse stable too, huh?”

“My family is your family. Don’t be a stranger to me. We have a lot of horses in the stable. A lot of people who love riding would frequent our stable.”

The equestrian facility had brought in quite the revenue.

Those who had done equestrian were loaded.

“Dylan is responsible for the operation. He lives and breathes horses. He’s doing good in the equestrian business. We can expect a sizable profit every quarter.”

Serenity remembered Dylan as a smiling little sunshine. The boy was tan, probably from