Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 520 Flying Together

"…We are ready for the challenge, do you want to join us?"

A sincere invitation.

It hit the wheelchair boy's heart accurately, and he couldn't wait to make a sound.

"it is good."

However, the sound was unclear and could not be heard clearly at all.

So he nodded vigorously, fearing that his movements were too small to express his beliefs clearly, and he exerted force again and again, and his reason finally pulled his heart, which was swaying and floating in the air, back to the ground.

Release the hug and create distance.

The wheelchair boy was still nodding, rubbing his eyes vigorously, and wiping the mess on his cheeks in a hurry. He felt embarrassed and happy. He couldn't believe that all this was really happening. He accidentally saw the teasing smile on Levi's mouth——

There is no sadness. No sympathy. No pity. No bitterness or sadness.

Bright and brilliant, cheerful and straightforward, with no concealed teasing at all, as if she was complaining: It's so funny to cry with tears and snot all over the place.

But it was precisely this calmness that allowed him to regain normalcy and confidence instead of treating him as a porcelain doll that would break at the slightest touch.

He chuckled and burst into laughter.

He spread his hands, rolled his eyes, and lay down as if ready to be ridiculed.

Then, he nodded again, "You won't refuse me from joining you just because of my appearance, right?"

Levi said seriously, "I'll think about it."

Wheelchair boy: ...

Looking at the boy in front of him with a dislocated jaw and making faces, he seemed to have regained the playfulness and sunshine of seventeen years old, without heaviness or sadness. Levi also smiled unreservedly and extended his right hand to the boy in the wheelchair.

"Levi, running back."

The boy in the wheelchair was slightly stunned and looked at Levi's right hand placed in front of him.

My heart is like a kite spreading its wings in the wind. The whistling wind fills my chest and the golden sunlight fills every corner unhindered.

Taking a deep breath, he held Levi's right hand.

"Felix Gray, defensive end."

Levi raised his chin slightly——

Defensive end is the opposite position of running back, and even though Felix doesn't look like the type to play football, the teasing and joking in his half-truths are obvious.

Perhaps, beyond the label of "patient", this is Felix's original color.

A smile climbed onto the corners of his mouth, "Please give me your guidance."

"Haha," Felix laughed heartily and unrestrainedly.

Levi didn't say anything else. He stood up, looked at the lady next to him, opened his arms, and gave a hug to the lady who was in tears and breaking down.

Karen hugged Levi tightly. Her mind was full of words, but when they came to her lips, for some reason only one sentence was left.

"Thank you."

Words carry so much.

Levi also gave the lady a strong hug, "Ma'am, this isn't the end, is it?"

Karen nodded, wiped her tears hurriedly, nodded and smiled. It was obvious that this situation was completely beyond her understanding and she couldn't cope with it.

Levi didn't say anything else. He just clenched his fists and waved them at Gray and his son. Then he turned around, straightened his back, and chased after them with his head held high.

The security personnel were caught off guard again and swarmed around Levi. The scene was a little chaotic, so the encirclement could not be closed. Levi broke through easily, caught up with the slow-moving double-decker bus in two steps, and got back on the bus nimbly.

Whoosh whoosh.

The security guard, panting and with a pounding heart, let out a long breath. Finally, Felix calmed down a little, and his boiling head regained his rationality. He looked up at his mother, who looked at him in disgrace. They both looked in the same disgrace, and he couldn't help laughing.

Karen tried to say something but couldn't find the right words. Countless words kept coming out and she didn't know where to start.

Then, out of the corner of my eye I noticed a commotion.

Reflexively, Karen looked up and saw Smith, who was rarely seen at the front, on a double-decker bus not far ahead. Kelce, Hill, Mahomes, Houston and others followed closely behind, crowding to the rear of the second floor, waving their fists with clenched fists.

"Fly, Felix."

"Felix, join us."

“You’ll Never Walk Alone.”

Behind the players, Levi can be seen with a smile on his face.

Karen was stunned, and her eyes, which had not yet been wiped clean, became wet again, but this time, the world was shining brightly in the hazy light of tears.

Felix raised his arms high, "Fly. Fly!"

Laughter, stirring in my chest.

Karen couldn't help but laugh as well, nodded slightly, and joined in the shouting, "Fly."

Dreams, hopes, miracles.

What these things have in common is that they are wonderful not because they are achievable; they are wonderful because they make life bearable.

Thus, they were able to see the day when the "Kansas Miracle" became a reality.

The entire championship parade party lasted a whole day. After the parade, players and fans held interactive celebrations at Arrowhead Stadium, which lasted from day to night and entered a second carnival after nightfall. The championship craze reached its peak at midnight.

Amid the cheering, boiling, and burning heat, memories began to blur, leaving only some fragmented fragments. I vaguely remember the endless red ocean, the deafening and thrilling cheering slogans, and the joyous and excited Asian faces. Everything else was swept into a hazy halo.

It exists, indeed, but it cannot be seen clearly.

I can't even remember when the party ended.

It wasn't until the next day after the championship parade that I woke up from my sleep again, and the excitement and agitation that made me feel dizzy gradually subsided.

Ding Dong. Ding Dong.

The ringing of the doorbell made my head almost explode. I dragged my tired body, stumbling and stumbling towards the door in a dizzying way.

Then--

"Urine test?"

This time, it's a brand new face.

However, all the certificates, documents, and notifications were there, and Levi was told that the alliance had already started sending notifications via email and text messages 24 hours in advance.

Levi laughed in silence. After reaching the summit, he received so many celebratory text messages that he couldn't reply to them all. Until now, he hasn't had time to sort them out. It is estimated that the notification from the alliance was also drowned in the text messages. It seems that the alliance deliberately took advantage of this time difference to catch him off guard.

Levi was not surprised by this and shrugged lightly, "Well, now I finally feel a little bit like the Super Bowl MVP."

The inspector in front of him couldn't help but smile.

Sure enough, just as the rumors said, Levi is a person who does not play by the rules.

After the urine test was completed and the testers were sent away, my groggy brain finally became a little clearer. The hustle and bustle and crowds of the past few days seemed to have finally calmed down. Li Yi and Jiang Yin also returned to New York the day before the championship parade. Obviously, they did not intend to interfere with Levi's celebration party.

Until now, Levi had time to take out his mobile phone and prepare to sort out the text messages and missed calls. Suddenly, he remembered something:

system!

Levi vaguely remembered that when he reached the top of the list with the buzzer beater in the Super Bowl, the system seemed to have given some prompts.

(End of this chapter)