Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover novel Chapter 375

**Live Stream Room**

[What's going on? Why did both horses suddenly go berserk? How could the crew let the guests get into such danger?]

[Did you see that? The difference between love and indifference is huge. The only coach ran after Diana, and Connor also went after Diana, completely ignoring Chloe's safety.]

[I'm really crying for Pax, who went after Chloe without a second thought.]

Once Faith and Justin snapped out of their shock, they mounted their horses and joined the chase. But their riding skills were just average, and they moved slowly. Once they were in the forest, they had no idea which way to go.

Lovebot, in its panic, flew around aimlessly. It crashed into a tree trunk as soon as it entered the forest and was out of commission.

The live stream room went dark. Ruben was pacing frantically in front of the monitors. He had no idea what was happening. How could two perfectly fine horses suddenly go mad? He quickly dispatched a rescue team to the island.

Only Kalilah remained calm, leisurely stroking the mane of the horse beside her.

Inside the forest, a black horse was galloping wildly, its hooves kicking up dirt and occasionally leaping as if trying to throw off its rider. Chloe was hugging the horse's back tightly. She remembered the coach saying all the horses here were racehorses. Falling off at such speed would mean either death or severe injury.

Connor rode his horse frantically towards that direction. His heart was pounding like never before. He had never felt this anxious. He didn't have time to ponder whether this was an accident or sabotage. All he wanted was to catch up with Chloe.

He had studied the map and his brain had already deduced her position from the direction she was last seen and how close she was to the cliff. He knew with their current distance, he couldn't catch up. He couldn't bear to imagine that mad horse, upon reaching the cliff's edge, might leap off!

Just the thought made him feel his heart might burst out of his chest. Connor felt as if the air in his lungs had been sucked dry. This suffocating feeling reminded him of being pushed into a pool by Claire at ten years old and nearly drowning. It was an almost death-like chill.

Later, he learned to dive and could hold his breath underwater for nine minutes. He had never felt that near-death suffocation again.