Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1195 Heart of London
Perhaps, in the eyes of some people, it is a matter of course for fans to come to watch the game and support the team; but Levi doesn't think so.

In this world, nothing can be taken for granted.

The team and the fans should have a close relationship where they complement and rely on each other.

Without a team, there would be no fans; but conversely, without fans, there would be no team.

Until now, the Kansas City Chiefs have received countless handwritten letters from fans every day, expressing their support for Levi in ​​this way. At a time when social networks have become widely popular, this action is particularly rare; not only that, the same is true for Li Yi and Jiang Yin's restaurant.

Jiang Yin often talked to Li Wei on the phone, telling him the stories of those fans, how Li Wei inspired them and changed their lives with his performance on the court, and how Li Wei set an example and became a role model and idol for the younger generation.

"Xiaowei, you are really changing the world."

The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility.

Jiang Yin doesn't want Li Wei to forget his original intention, and even more doesn't want Li Wei to lose himself.

Although Jiang Yin only hopes that Levi is happy, it doesn't matter even if Levi chooses to retire now; but now Jiang Yin gradually understands that Levi is not fighting for himself, he carries invisible dreams and hopes on his shoulders.

Therefore, Levi has been working hard to give back to the fans to the best of his ability.

Then, Levi saw the figure he was looking for in the crowd.

In such a huge crowd, it was like looking for a needle in a haystack and it was unlikely to be found; but Andrew was special. He put Adam on his shoulders and lifted him high to avoid being swallowed by the surging crowd again.

From a distance, Levi saw Adam, who looked like a giant, in the crowd.

"Adam..."

"Adam!"

Levi shouted.

Unfortunately, the shouts that came from all directions swallowed up Levi's voice, like feathers thrown forward in a storm.

I had just thrown it out when it all came crashing back at me.

"Levi ahhhhhh!"

"Professor, professor, professor!"

The shouts from the audience stands rushed back with Levi's voice.

Fortunately, the fans noticed Levi's actions and gradually understood what was happening. They looked in the direction Levi was looking and started shouting along.

Adam. Adam.

One sentence after another, it was finally transmitted accurately to the front.

Adam looked back in confusion: Who is calling me?

Andrew also noticed it, and turned around with Adam on his back, looking confused.

"professor!"

Adam grabbed his father's chin and cheered excitedly.

Andrew couldn't believe his eyes, and quickly put Adam down. Adam sprinted forward, and the bustling crowd naturally made way for Adam to go straight to the edge of the court without any obstruction.

The Wembley stands and the stadium are seamlessly connected, allowing players and spectators to celebrate together without distinction.

This allowed Levi to enter the court holding Adam.

"Adam, thank you for coming to watch me play." Levi gave the little guy a big hug and put on his helmet.

Apparently, the helmet was too big for Adam and dangled on his head.

That look made Levi laugh heartily, "I hope it will bring you good luck."

Adam looked at Levi with a shy look on his face, but he kept staring at Levi intently.

That young and immature face was flickering with a bright halo of excitement, and his pupils reflected the halo of light scattered across the sky of Wembley, full of expectations.

"When I grow up, I want to be like you."

Li Wei was slightly stunned. When they were children, they watched the top stars working hard on the TV screen, and they longed to shine like stars, maybe in basketball or football, or in racing or skiing. Those legends set the benchmark for their dreams and guided the children to find the direction on the road of growth.

Unexpectedly, one day he would become someone else's idol and goal.

A warm current expanded in my chest and finally bloomed like fireworks.

Levi smiled widely, "Then I need to work hard. Only by standing at a higher position can I better guide the direction."

Adam's eyes lit up, "Same as the North Star."

Levi laughed happily and nodded repeatedly, "Yes, the same as the North Star."

Then Levi stood up, held Adam in his arms, and handed him to Andrew.

Andrew's heart was filled with emotions, and there were always countless thoughts in his mind, but he didn't know how to express them.

The word "thank you" was lingering on Andrew's lips, but before he could say it, Levi had already spoken.

"Thank you."

After saying that, Levi turned and left without waiting for a response.

Andrew stood there and watched Li Wei's back as he walked away. His blood was boiling, but he still didn't know how to express his feelings. He just heard a roar in his eardrums, and his emotion and happiness exploded.

Not only Andrew, all the fans in the stands were witnesses.

There was no media attention, no advance arrangements, everything was just a spur-of-the-moment whim, but the kindness in one's heart was presented sincerely and passionately.

Exchange sincerity for sincerity.

In fact, fans are very clear-headed. They can tell what is business and what is sincerity.

At this moment, they looked at the helmet on Adam's little head, and they could all feel the weight of the helmet, which finally turned into shouts.

"Levi."

Not a rookie, nor a professor, not a nickname, just the simplest and most plain cry, from the heart.

Over and over again, continuously repeating it, the energy in the body and soul keeps gushing out and can't be stopped at all.

In the stadium.

Ariana was the first to notice this scene. She quietly watched the hustle and bustle and found the figure who was leaving hurriedly in the crowd.

Swift's voice came to my ears, "He won the hearts of Wembley."

Then Kelsey spit out, "If he wants to, there's nothing he can't win."

Phew.

Ariana couldn't help but chuckle along with Swift, whispering in a voice that only she could hear, "Yeah."

Amidst the hustle and bustle, the London Bowl came to an end.

However, the aftertaste remains.

It was just one game, but this time the energy exploded in all directions.

The NFL has spent a full decade in the city of London laying the groundwork, brewing, promoting and accumulating, and has been eagerly waiting for the turning point from quantitative change to qualitative change.

This year, Goodell finally got his wish.

The game itself was hailed as the best of the decade. The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers were both teams that made the playoffs last season. The exciting and powerful confrontation really allowed the London audience to experience the treatment of North American fans and witness the Kansas City Chiefs show the style of defending champions.

There were many stars at Wembley. Even if you had no interest in rugby games, counting stars was a fun thing. The joint appearance of two top-tier stars, Ariana and Swift, briefly paralyzed social networks, and the overwhelming trend of sweeping the screen made Goodell smile from ear to ear.

Of course, the most important thing is Levi.

As Kelsey said, who could refuse Levi?

Apparently, no.

(End of this chapter)