Lisco's American Life

"Onekin."

Lisko rode the trained horse and saw Ernekin who had just dismounted.

"sir,"

"Are you going to teach Jimmy how to ride a horse?" Lisko tilted his head and looked at him.

"Yes." He said with a mischievous smile.

"Take it easy." Lisko warned without saying anything more.

"Jimmy." Ernekin made a reassuring gesture and waved to Jimmy, who was squatting and watching them from a distance.

Jimmy trotted quickly to the racecourse and looked at him expectantly.

"What are we going to do first? Do you want to teach me how to pose first?"

After Jimmy finished speaking, he still tried to pretend to be riding a horse on the spot.

The cowboys who had finished training their horses gathered around,

"Come on, Jimmy." They all patted Jimmy's shoulders one by one, making Jimmy giggle at a loss.

Even David and Sirius, as well as the female workers Jasmine and Catherine, came out together and watched from the stage on one side.

Seeing such a large number of people, Jimmy also felt that he was very popular, and confidently waved his hand in the distance to cheer himself up.

"Come on," Owenkin led the wild horse, which had run a few laps and was safely tied with a rein, and drove the wild horse into a small square room. In this partition, there was just enough room for a horse.

Can't turn around.

Everyone lifted Jimmy and put him on the horse.

"Is that it? What should I do?" Jimmy sniffed excitedly. It was his first time riding a horse, and now he felt like a cowboy.

"It's not over yet." Ernekin on the side smiled evilly and took out something from his side pocket.

This is a circle of tape, and it is a particularly strong strong tape.

He held Jimmy down and tightly wrapped Jimmy's hands and feet around the saddle many times.

Only then did Jimmy realize something was wrong.,

"Why is this happening?" He thought that Eugene was going to teach him the skills of horse training, but now their actions also made him have bad suspicions.

"No, no, no" He shook his head nervously, his expression serious.

"Don't be like this. I'm not going to study anymore. I'm going to clean the cowshed."

"Don't worry, it's okay. Just remember to hold on tight." Ernekin comforted him. After speaking, he opened the partition fence with a smirk and slapped the wild horse hard on the butt.

"Go ahead, boy, there's no shortcut to training a horse. That's life. Either you fall first or the horse falls first. That's what cowboys are."

"Whoosh, whoosh"

Eugene clapped his hands, and the cowboy on the side began to whistle.

Jimmy had no intention of responding to him at this time. He was now like a small boat in the storm, being tossed up and down by the waves.

Jimmy followed the wild horse wildly up and down, and the horse kept running around the racecourse like crazy.

However, because his hands and feet were firmly fixed to the saddle with tape, he was never thrown off.

"Come on, come on, the market is open." David also walked over with a hearty smile.

"We're wondering if Jimmy will pass out."

After saying that, he took out ten dollars and put it on his left hand.

"I think he will."

The cowboys began to take out their own dollars to bet.

"I can't buy it, but Jimmy still has the guts."

"I'll tell you, if he can't hold on, he will definitely faint."

Lisko also came up to join in the fun. He didn't know how to buy it. Of course, this was just for fun. The ranch hadn't had such fun in a long time.

And he is optimistic about Jimmy. Although Jimmy seems a little clumsy, he has always had a kind of resilience, and Lisko admires this quality of him.

Jimmy couldn't say a word in the racecourse. His mind went blank. He didn't even have the thought of scolding Ernest. He felt like his heart was about to be thrown out. He even felt that his stomach was rising and he was filled with anger.

Reached the throat.

"Good job Jimmy, hold on." Hammer shouted outside. This is something every cowboy has to go through. If you can't tame a horse, how can you manage a herd? This is the tradition of cowboys.

, is a challenge of courage and belief.

Only after passing this level will the cowboys truly regard Jimmy as one of their own, rather than as a child or a handyman on the ranch.

The wild horse seemed to be reaching its limit, and its speed increased again.

"Have you fainted?" Ernejin looked at Jimmy, who was shaking around with the force on the horse, and asked a little uneasily.

At this time, Jimmy really felt that he was about to reach his limit. He gritted his teeth hard and insisted on keeping himself awake. At this time, he also felt that the horse's speed was slowing down, which also gave him a chance to breathe.

At this time, nearly twenty minutes had passed. Running with all its strength and the deliberate exertion at the beginning also brought the horse to its limit. It slowed down somewhat resignedly, from galloping at the beginning to trotting.

Then it slowly stopped.

The horse that had just stopped could not go forward directly to prevent it from violently kicking and injuring people. The cowboys were watching Jimmy lying on the horse's back at the fence, not knowing whether he was alive or dead.

After waiting for a few minutes and watching the horse lower his head and pant, having given up resistance, Ernekin quickly opened the fence.

"Jimmy, how are you?"

He quickly cut the tape with a close-fitting knife and helped Jimmy slowly slide off the horse.

"Vomit." As soon as he got off the horse, Jimmy couldn't control himself and lay on the ground and vomited.

Hammer patted him on the side, which made him breathe easier and make him less uncomfortable.

"Did I tame it?" Jimmy asked in a weak voice.

"That's right, you won." Ernejin handed him his hand and pulled him up from the ground.

"Hiss~" He didn't feel it when he was on top. Now off the horse, Jimmy felt that the sides of his inner thighs seemed to be worn out and painful. He had to walk out of the racecourse slowly like a duck.

David took out the ointment for abrasions from his pocket, handed it to him, and patted his shoulder.

"Congratulations, you passed the test and you are now a cowboy."

Jimmy squinted and looked at everyone.

"Am I a cowboy?"

"That's right, tough Jimmy." The cowboys cheered, but they were also filled with admiration for Jimmy. It was his first time training a horse, but he couldn't help but be knocked unconscious.

"Hehe." Jimmy giggled at everyone, but because his movements were too big, he hurt the wound again and started to grin.

"Okay, I won, here's the bonus." Lisko grabbed David. This guy was very cunning, and he accidentally wanted to run away and default on his debt.

Lisko forcefully snatched the betting money from his hand, and Lisko slapped a stack of money into Jimmy's hand, which was probably dozens of dollars.

"It's yours. You won it by not fainting. Cowboy Jimmy, go back to the dormitory and rest."

Jimmy didn't expect that not only would he gain everyone's recognition, but he would also be able to earn money, which made him even happier.

He had just joined the ranch and had not received a salary yet. He was completely poor before.

He walked slowly toward the dormitory with a swaying duck walk, a silly smile on his face.