Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1665 Living Up to the Time
“…Tell me, you did it on purpose, you didn’t want to go home, right? Admit it, you didn’t want to go home and face her.” Hill was ranting and raving about Kelsey.

Kelsey looked completely innocent, her eyes wide as she spread her hands. "You mean Patrick? He's just using this as an excuse to avoid going home, so he doesn't need some alone time with me..."

Mahomes immediately protested, "Hey! Don't drag me into this. Our relationship is stable, okay? Do you think I'm like you? If you get caught cheating again..."

Kelsey quickly stopped Mahomes, "Patrick!"

Hill chuckled beside him, "Travis, I already knew. There's no need to worry about Patrick letting it slip. In fact, I was the one who told Patrick about it."

Kelsey couldn't believe her ears. "How could you lead Patrick astray?"

They chattered and chattered, making a great deal of noise.

Li Wei, however, was already used to it. These guys couldn't stand not teasing and undermining each other; it was always the same routine.

If you don't want to get involved, focus on driving and observe what's happening outside the window, and the world will be a little quieter.

but--

Faintly, Li Wei noticed a slight commotion outside the car window, and could see the lights of thousands of homes gradually lighting up in his field of vision.

In early autumn, the days in the south are still quite long. The sun has not yet completely set, and logically speaking, it is not yet time to turn on the lights. The sunset makes the whole city exceptionally bright. However, it is obvious that more and more people are turning on their lights, as if they had agreed to do so.

The situation is somewhat unusual.

Li Wei raised his hand to stop the group, "Wait, be careful..."

But they were completely oblivious and continued chattering away.

Li Wei listened intently and could almost hear a faint gust of air brewing outside the car window.

"Guys! Guys! Listen!"

Li Wei simply opened the window a crack, and the noise flowed in with the wind, finally attracting the attention of the three guys in the carriage.

Hill was taken aback. "Rookie, what the heck is that?"

Li Wei did not respond.

Before Hill could continue asking questions, Kelsey interrupted, "Shut up, the newbie is identifying it too."

Li Wei was completely absorbed and did not notice that the two people had started arguing again. He was even unaware that he was holding his breath.

Just then, a red light appeared, and Li Wei stopped the car and listened attentively.

After careful listening, Li Wei didn't answer directly, but instead softly hummed along with the clamor—

"Mmm, mmm..."

The other three people in the carriage were all stunned. Hill blurted out, "Wait, what is this...?"

The three people looked at each other and exchanged glances.

Before they could speak, Li Wei had already begun to sing softly, "Forward, through the gale; forward, through the storm."

Mahomes gasped, and involuntarily hummed along to a melody deep in his throat, "Perhaps, dreams will ultimately be betrayed."

Kelsey couldn't wait any longer and opened her side window, pressing her ear to the crack, listening to the echoes coming from the blazing orange sunset.

"Forward! Forward! With hope! You will never walk alone!" There was no noise, no sound, not even the sound of breathing. The carriage was completely silent, and all four people pricked up their ears to listen attentively.

The singing was sparse and scattered, not in harmony due to distance and echoes, and even slightly delayed, as different areas were still trying to find harmony; but the key point is that they did not give up, and continued to sing steadfastly, using their voices to convey their beliefs.

Little by little, they gathered and intertwined, swirling and soaring beneath the Kansas City sky, like a voice from the entire city, like a whisper from the depths of the soul, yet so resilient and so powerful, opening their arms and striding headlong into the hurricane.

The world is both extremely quiet and extremely noisy.

At this moment, the city displayed a different kind of grand spectacle, with everyone gathered together, making even the blazing sunset pale in comparison.

The streets, the buildings, the trees—they were still as familiar as ever. They had lived here for three or four years, and the roads to the training base and Arrowhead Stadium were all too familiar to them. But at this moment, the familiar scene seemed to come alive again. One by one, the lights seemed to awaken, displaying different colors and brightness, and a magnificent picture unfolded before their eyes.

Until——

Buzz, buzz.

The phone rang, pulling Li Wei out of the song. He subconsciously clicked the answer button, and Diggs's distorted voice immediately came through the receiver.

"Newbie! Newbie! Listen! Outside!"

His words were incoherent and fragmented; Diggs probably didn't even know what he was saying, but his passion and excitement broke free of restraint without reservation.

A smile involuntarily crept onto Li Wei's lips, and only then did he realize that his eyes were slightly moist. "I heard you. Hey, buddy, welcome to Kansas City."

Diggs was stunned. Only then did he realize that these songs were also sung for him. A surge of boiling blood almost burst out of his chest. The power of that belief was so strong that Diggs was completely unaware that a soaring fighting spirit was burning in his veins.

"Ah! Ahhh!"

Diggs screamed, and Bowen's sarcastic voice came from the side.

Li Wei hung up the phone immediately, and the carriage fell silent again. The singing outside grew clearer and more powerful, injecting energy into his heart.

Li Wei turned to look in the rearview mirror and glanced at his companions in the carriage. They seemed to have noticed Li Wei's gaze and looked over as well.

A thousand words surged in my heart, and I tried to express all my feelings, but I couldn't find the right words.

Mahomes noticed Levi's eyes. They had known each other for so long, and he had never seen Levi so disheveled and vulnerable.

This made Mahomes realize once again that Levi was also an ordinary person. Because Levi performed so well, it was easy to have the illusion that Levi was a superman, a superman who felt no pain and had no emotions, and who could carry the team forward without them.

But now it seems that Li Wei also needs them—

It feels really good to be needed.

Over the years, they have witnessed, experienced, and grown alongside Levi. Levi's perseverance, hard work, and dedication are deeply ingrained in the blood and soul of this city. Actions speak louder than words. For the team and the city, Levi's significance has long surpassed that of a Super Bowl champion and team leader; he is a ray of light guiding them out of the darkness.

Time will be wasted, and its rewards will eventually come.

They have always followed behind Li Wei, looking up at his back, as if Li Wei has the answer to any storm or difficulty.

Now, Li Wei seems to have encountered difficulties as well, and it's finally their turn. They are willing to step forward and stand shoulder to shoulder with Li Wei to overcome the challenges.

Whatever lies ahead, they face it together.

Team. Residents. City. Not one can be missing.

(End of this chapter)