Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 694: Waiting

Karen didn't know how to accurately describe her feelings -

Joy, hope, regret, irritability, worry, helplessness, all kinds of contradictory and complex emotions are intertwined and entangled, and it is difficult to express them clearly in words.

The Kansas City Chiefs won and secured a playoff spot in advance, which is worth being happy about and celebrating; the Kansas City Chiefs' tenacious fighting spirit brought hope and faith to Felix, allowing Felix to continue fighting the disease, which is also a good thing.

However, Karen was concerned about Felix's health.

Round after round of chemotherapy, while trying to kill cancer cells, also destroyed the body's structure, and Felix's immunity was greatly reduced.

In such weather, entering Arrowhead Stadium to cheer for the team for more than four hours was already exhausting; after the game, they were still exposed to the cold wind outside for two hours. Even Karen couldn't stand the biting cold, let alone Felix whose body had already collapsed.

Karen was worried, sincerely worried.

She tried to convince Felix, but he remained adamant.

Karen felt a little bit reluctant.

In fact, Karen knew that Felix's chemotherapy was very hard and painful, beyond imagination. They had gone through a nightmare-like first round of chemotherapy, and thought the second round would be better, but it was not.

Not only that, it was even more tormenting.

Levi and the Kansas Chief are the biggest reasons why Felix persists. It is they who give Felix courage and faith, so Felix can keep fighting without being defeated or surrendering.

Tonight, Felix chose to stay because he had a mission.

Karen knew she shouldn't stop Felix, but...she just couldn't control her worry.

On the one hand, she thought that Felix's life was almost over, and she should try her best to fulfill Felix's wishes and at least leave something for his eighteenth year.

On the other hand, she couldn't bear to let him go. She hoped that Felix could live, defeat cancer and the disease, and then she could watch Felix go to college, find a job, and argue with her every year about whether to go home for Thanksgiving or Christmas.

So, was she too greedy?
Looking at Felix in front of him, he was trying to push his wheelchair, squeeze into the crowd, and lean forward; however, his hands were stiff and his fingers were not flexible, and after struggling for a while, he was still standing still.

Felix stubbornly refused to ask Karen for help and fought the wheelchair by himself, like a dragon quest.

call.

Taking a deep breath, Karen wiped the tears from her eyes, regained her composure, and patted Felix's shoulder.

"I'll do it."

Karen pushed Felix two steps forward, and she also leaned forward, looking for Levi in ​​the crowd.

Felix raised his head and glanced at his mother, "…Mom, I'm sorry."

Karen's shoulders and arms stiffened slightly, and her eyes couldn't help but become moist again.

Then, Felix and Karen both raised their heads and looked at the crowd. Players came out one by one.

Because this is a home game, there is no need to wait for the team bus, so the players can complete a series of post-match work at their own pace and then drive home by themselves. At this time, they leave in twos and threes.

At the same time, it is also because of this that after the home game, as long as the fans are patient enough and wait at the back door, 99% of them can see their favorite players, even the coaching team, and even have close contact with them.

"Hey, Felix."

The person coming towards him was Kelsey, a big, burly man in a good mood. He spotted Felix sitting in a wheelchair in the crowd at a glance.

Felix also smiled. "It was a wonderful game. God, the two catches in overtime were so beautiful that my palms were sweating in the stands."

Kelsey raised her hands and said, "Shh, it's a secret - me too." Haha, everyone around burst into laughter.

An enthusiastic voice called out from the back, "Travis, can you give me an autograph?"

Kelsey kindly responded, "Sure, no problem, where do you need me to sign?"

Felix saw Kelsey was about to leave, so he quickly seized the opportunity and said, "Travis, where's Levi?"

Kelsey, "He's still behind. The team needs to conduct a comprehensive test. Of course, he's fine, he's fine, there's nothing to worry about, but we need to be more careful, right?"

These words caused an uproar among the fans, and one after another began to curse Mosley, and even the Baltimore Ravens began to dislike him.

The players came on the field one after another, but Felix still didn't see Levi until Mahomes appeared. Felix stretched his neck and looked back, but there was still no Levi. Now Felix began to worry -

Is Levi really in danger of a concussion?

however.

Mahomes didn't stay too long and left in a hurry. Felix didn't have time to ask. Confused and worried, he withdrew his gaze from Mahomes' back and stared at the door anxiously.

Karen didn't know how to comfort Felix, because not only Felix, but she herself was also a little worried. All kinds of guesses popped up in her mind and grew wildly.

For a moment, I felt absent-minded and had difficulty concentrating.

At this moment——

"Rookie!"

The call was like thunder.

Swish, swish, swish, all eyes were focused in the same direction. In the creamy yellow light, a slender and handsome figure was faintly outlined.

Who else could it be if not Levi?

In an instant, the palm-sized space in front of the back door began to boil like a volcanic eruption, and a mushroom cloud could be seen.

Mahomes, who was starting the engine in the driver's seat, looked up and couldn't help but secretly feel lucky that he had moved ahead, otherwise he would be trapped at this moment.

"Levi!"

"Rookie!"

“Ahhhh, ahhhhh.”

Jones and Fowler, who were still in the crowd, were not so lucky. They were surrounded by the crowd in an instant. Before they realized it, they had automatically transformed into bodyguards to maintain order at the scene and prevent the crowd from swallowing Levi.

Wait, something seems wrong?
Before joining the Kansas City Chiefs, Fowler had heard about Levi's popularity in Kansas City, but after playing in Kansas City for two-thirds of the season, Fowler couldn't help but complain:
Those rumors did not even describe one ten-thousandth of Levi's appeal.

A second ago, Jones and Fowler were still popular, with many fans shouting their names.

The next second, the spotlight was on Levi, and everyone else was just an ordinary person.

There is no comparison, absolutely no comparison.

But at this time, Jones and Fowler had no time to spit and complain, and consciously began to maintain order. The two people's eyes collided with each other inadvertently, and they both smiled in tacit understanding, which was a little helpless, but also a little cheerful and funny:
So, was this a unique experience?
"Ahhh, Levi, I love you! Please marry me!"

(End of this chapter)