Male protagonist, please think twice, I am a villain and cannot kiss you

"But when he knew that I was going to open a horse farm and was in need of a horse trainer, he chose to join us without hesitation, bringing his hundreds of thousands of square meters of pasture. I also promised him at the time that I would never do anything to force him. But now I want to trap him in Linhai Horse Farm. I have let him down."

Duolan kissed Sukhbaru on the face and said, "Don't think about it. You are doing this for the folks in Chichuan. I believe Erden will understand in the future."

Sukhbaru held Duolan's hand with one hand, pulled her to sit on his lap and said, "I'm fine, it's just that you have worked hard. You have been with me for the past few years and have suffered a lot."

Dolan said: "Why should I work so hard? I do this willingly."

Almost as soon as Dolan finished speaking, there was a noise at the door. The two looked up and saw Erden wearing Tibetan clothes and appearing at the door of the office with a calm expression.

Dolan got up from Sukhbaru's body, stood up straight, straightened his clothes a little, and his expression soon turned back into that of a professional assistant.

Sukhbaru didn't seem surprised to see Erdeng. He looked at him and asked with a smile, "Are you here to drink with me so late?"

Erdeng looked at him, then suddenly smiled and said, "I kind of want to drink your royal wine, will you give it to me?"

Sukhbaru said with a smile: "Okay, since you have to go to war tomorrow, I will only give you two sips of my wine today, no more."

Dolan took out two bottles of Wangsha from the cupboard. Sukhbaru was heartbroken when he saw them and said, "Why did you take out both bottles? Just give this kid one bottle to taste."

Erdeng grabbed one of the jars first and said, "Thank you, sister-in-law."

Duolan blushed slightly when she was called sister-in-law, but she quickly recovered her expression and said seriously, "You guys chat, I'll go out first."

After Dolan left, the two men smiled at each other, clinked their jars together, and took two big gulps.

Sukhbaru hid the disappointment in his eyes, then reached out to hit Erden, saying: "I haven't said anything about you yet. Why did you flirt with Duolan just now? You know she is thin-skinned."

Erdeng stepped aside and said, "Did I call her wrong? If you have the guts, don't marry her in the future."

Sukhbaru said: "That's my fault. I will definitely marry Dolan."

Erdeng said: "Sister Duolan has been with you for five years, Barug, you should give her a legitimate status."

Sukhbaru said: "We plan to start planning our wedding after next month."

Next month it will be time for the investors to decide whether or not to let him manage the horse farm.

If he succeeds, he will be able to completely spread the reputation of Linhai Horse Farm. If he fails, he will be a penniless pauper.

If he really becomes a pauper, Dolan can also make a new choice.

Sukhbaru felt annoyed when he thought about these things, so he simply stopped thinking about them. He picked up the small jar of wine, stood up, put his feet on the chair, and drank happily from the small jar.

Sukhbaru happily wiped the wine that had overflowed from the corner of his mouth and said, "Drinking should be done this way, it's fun. Every time I go to discuss business with them, I can't enjoy drinking red wine with them from a goblet."

"The alcohol content of red wine is not high to begin with, and you can only drink one or two sips at a time. If you drink it all in one gulp, everyone will laugh at you, which is really frustrating."

Erdeng said: "If you are not happy with the work and feel frustrated, why do you have to do it?"

"Yes, why do I have to do it?" Sukhbaru took a sip from the bowl and said, "Because I hope every child in Chichuan can go to school."

Erdeng laughed and said, "They hope that every child here can go to school, but they robbed them of the grasslands they depend on for their livelihood and forced them to sign a contract."

Sukhbalu pursed his lips and tried to explain, but he was simply unable to do so.

Seeing him like that, Erdeng drank two more sips before saying, "Brother Baru, I probably won't be able to come when you get married."

Sukhbaru was stunned for a moment while drinking, and said in a low voice, “I know.”

Erdeng said, "I know everything. This horse riding competition is not just an ordinary competition. I guess if you let me win first place, there will definitely be other backups waiting for me later."

Sukhbaru said: "We have contacted eight media outlets to do exclusive interviews, and another six brands are willing to sponsor some supplies for our horse farm. You need to open a video account at that time and bring it with you when you take photos or videos at Linhai Horse Farm. The investors will also need to see the profit of the horse farm in a month before they are willing to make a third investment. Whether this profit can be made is closely related to your race tomorrow."

Erdeng said with some self-mockery: "So I don't have the right to choose now, right?"

Sukhbaru frowned and said, "If possible, I don't want to force you like this."

"What's the point of saying these things now? It will only make you look even more shameless." Erdeng said, "I didn't expect that the low-price contract I signed to help you would become a shackle that traps me."

Sukhbaru drank silently without saying a word.

Erdeng said, "Barug, have you forgotten one thing? The contract is a two-way thing. When we signed the contract, it was agreed that my job at the stable was to only deal with the horses, and I didn't have to worry about anything else."

"I promised you about the horse riding competition. I will definitely go. As for your subsequent interviews, they are not within my job scope at all. I can refuse according to the contract."

Erden looked at her with a hawk-like gaze and said with mixed emotions: "Baru, five years ago when you came back from outside, you said you wanted to open a horse farm and improve the economy of your fellow villagers."

"I supported you at that time, but I supported the you who cared about the villagers, not the you who is only interested in profit now."

"You are wearing a suit and holding a goblet to discuss business with those people. It makes me feel so strange. Are you still my Baru brother?"

Erdeng took the last sip of wine and said, "This is my farewell drink for tomorrow. After tomorrow, I think we will never have the chance to drink together again."

After saying this, Erdeng left.

The work contract he signed only had one month left, and given their current relationship, it was impossible for Erden to renew the contract.

The two people who grew up together eventually became strangers.

Sukhbaru swallowed the wine in his mouth. It should have been the spicy wine he loved.

But it tastes bitter now.