Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1267 Angels Singing
Time seems to be frozen at this moment forever.

Karen stood there in a daze.

Although the doctor was still performing his duties diligently, Karen completely ignored him. She just stood there in a daze.

He stared at Felix lying on the bed, intently and motionlessly.

The whole world became quiet.

Felix, with a pale and bloodless face, lay there peacefully and calmly. The blue blood vessels hidden beneath the surface of his skin seemed to have stopped flowing, and the remaining vitality seemed to dissipate powerlessly in the cold air.

call.

Karen let out a long breath, as if she was finally able to breathe.

Karen sat down on the edge of the bed quietly, as if afraid to wake up the sleeping Felix, and tilted her head to quietly look at the angel's face.

Then, he raised his fingers and gently smoothed the wrinkles between Felix's brows. The pain and torment continued to make his eyebrows tangled, and no matter how hard he tried to control it, there was always a hint of struggle between his brows.

Not just this period of time.

Over the past three or even five years, they have been struggling over and over again, with hope rekindled and then relapsed again, lighting up the dawn but falling into the abyss again, struggling again and again, consuming all their patience and will from the inside out, and their lives completely off track in chaos.

So much so that the Grays tortured each other in torment day after day, until one day, Felix's father could no longer bear such pain, and turned away, fleeing in despair and embarrassment.

However, Karen didn’t give up, and neither did Felix.

They continued to persevere, they continued to fight, they snatched back three years from the hands of death, they ignited hope in a battle that was doomed to fail, and most importantly, they witnessed Kansas City regain its dream.

Everything is worth it.

But now... he was finally free. No more suffering and torture from illness, no more tossing and turning in pain all night, no more running back and forth between hope and despair. He could finally rest well.

Karen gently traced Felix's face with her fingers, trying to remember the child's appearance for the last time, so attentively and so tenderly.

Levi stood at the door, still not reacting——

There is no sense of reality.

Is this the end?

No, it can't be?
Will not!
The next second, Felix would sit up straight, baring his teeth and claws to scare both Karen and Levi, and laughing unrestrainedly.

"Hahaha, you really should look at what you look like."

This was a prank of the highest order, and even Karen and Levi were not spared.

The shepherd boy kept saying "wolf is coming, wolf is coming", and the wolf really came for the third time. This is particularly interesting in a fable, but it is boring in real life. The prank should have a twist.

However, no.

Nothing happened.

Felix lay there quietly the whole time, missing the best opportunity to play a prank. His quiet and peaceful expression seemed to have completely forgotten Levi, his prank partner. He fell into a deep sleep, and all the noise quietly settled down.

Finally, Karen stood up, turned to look at Levi and smiled.

"Sorry to trouble you."

Levi's voice got stuck in his throat, "Karen..."

Karen noticed the sadness in Levi's eyes and her smile widened a little, "No, rookie, don't be sad. Maybe this is a good thing."

"Good thing..."

"Felix...finally no longer needs to take medicine or receive treatment. He is finally free. Sometimes, watching all the torture Felix has gone through, I can't help but wonder if it is because of my selfish attempts to keep him that he has to go through those cruel treatments again and again; and he always comforts me in a positive and strong way, trying to make me find the motivation to continue living. I am the one who has always refused to let go..." "But now..."

"It's a good thing. It's a good thing."

"Rookie, this is a good thing, right?"

Over and over and over again.

Karen helplessly tried to find answers, but this time, Levi didn't have any either.

"Perhaps the only regret is that he didn't get to see us finish the perfect season, winning all regular season games and then reaching the Super Bowl, keeping the season perfect."

"pity."

Karen tried to keep it light and made a joke, but it came off as a lackluster comment and left her with a bitter taste.

Levi's throat was stuffed with a ball of cotton. He couldn't make any sound and didn't know what to say. He felt like an idiot. The wonderful things he usually said in front of the reporters were completely useless at this moment.

Standing there pretending to be dumb.

"He won't miss it." Levi finally found his voice and said with difficulty.

Karen looked up at Levi, her face full of confusion.

Levi, "Felix will not miss it. Remember, no matter where they are scattered and how they watch the game, they are always a member of the Kansas City Chiefs, fighting side by side with us, challenging their limits and pursuing their dreams."

"Felix runs with us on the field and faces challenges together."

And, of course, there's Anne Gallas.

Karen looked at Levi and nodded blankly, her smile fully blooming.

"And me," Karen said, "I'm the same. I will follow the team and fight to the end."

"You know what? Last week when you were at Foxborough, Felix played the entire game with the team. You should have seen him, full of energy and vitality, and we witnessed the scene of Gillette Stadium being silent together."

“I guess I won’t forget that for a long time.”

After saying that, without warning, Karen fell depressed again and fell into a brief daze.

Karen took a deep breath and forced herself to smile again.

"Anyway, thank you... I need to go... find a doctor now... There are a lot of procedures to go through, so I won't delay your afternoon training..."

He took a step forward, but his knees suddenly went weak and he fell down.

Levi was startled and rushed forward, trying to help.

Karen waved her hands repeatedly to show that she was fine, "It's just that my feet are a little numb..."

Before she could finish her words, the tears that Karen had been holding back suddenly burst out.

Karen was totally unprepared, and hurriedly wiped away her tears and smiled, "Oh, God, I must look so terrible now..."

But she couldn't stop her tears, she couldn't stop them at all. Karen curled up on the ground, hugged her knees, and swallowed all the sounds into her stomach. She cried silently but her voice was so loud that it was completely suppressed between her knees.

Heartbreaking.

Levi was helpless and could only carefully hold Karen in his arms, creating a small world for her and letting Karen vent all her emotions without restraint, releasing all her wounds and vulnerabilities.

Through Karen's shoulders, Levi looked at Felix lying quietly on the hospital bed. A tearing feeling that could not be described in words slowly and slowly seeped out from the depths of his soul, crashing into his heart like a tidal wave, instantly cutting off his breathing. His knees trembled and he almost fell down.

(End of this chapter)