Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 701 Dare to Dream
The atmosphere in the small chemotherapy room was noisy.

In the room, sofas were neatly placed against the wall and lined up all the way along the wall, leaving the space in the center completely empty.

There was a child sitting on each sofa, with an IV drip next to the armrest; some sofas had adults who looked like parents accompanying them, but most of them did not, because chemotherapy was a long and boring process, and today was Monday, a workday, and not everyone did not need to go to work.

At this time, the children, one by one, gathered at the door with excited and excited eyes; but no one left their seats, because they were tripped by the little things, and if they were to stand up and rush forward, it might turn into a bumper car scene, so they were all restraining themselves.

Felix was still the only one standing in the middle, with his dot on the right.

Levi smiled, "Hey, Felix."

There was a rustling of voices, and all eyes in the audience were directed towards Felix, with some expressing envy, some admiration, some joy, and everything in between.

Instead, Felix was stunned, staring at Levi with wide eyes——

Although he knew that Levi would not go back on his word, when he actually saw Levi appear so close to him, the joy and happiness still exploded instantly.

Levi entered the room, took two steps forward, and looked around.

"Hey, good morning. I'm Levi, the running back of the Kansas City Chiefs. I came here to visit my friend Felix and brought two of my friends, quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce, who also play for the Kansas City Chiefs with me."

Buzz, buzz.

No one spoke, but the happy restlessness was clearly felt in the air, and the two people sitting on the sofa could not control the boiling of their blood.

His eyes, enthusiastically and eagerly, revolved around Levi and the other two.

"Of course, Felix's friends are also my friends, and they are also friends of Patrick and Travis, so who are the Chiefs fans here?"

Brush brush!
One by one, they quickly raised their left hands and slightly lifted their buttocks off the sofa, trying to stretch their arms higher and higher, as if the higher they stretched, the more loyal they were.

But Levi noticed that not all of them did so. One or two children hesitated a little, looked around at the others, and then raised their arms as well.

Levi looked at the children. "It doesn't matter if it's not the case. Not everyone needs to like football, and not everyone needs to like the Chiefs. You can like baseball, you can like ice hockey, you can even dislike any sports at all. I'm not sad, not at all. I just need some time..."

Levi raised his head and took a deep breath, as if he was trying to digest this matter -

Haha. Hahahaha.

The children's cheerful laughter filled the air.

Then, Levi looked down and smiled widely, "So, who here has a Chiefs jersey?"

Brush brush.

Several children reacted quickly and immediately raised their arms high.

Levi deliberately raised his two hands, and made a prayer gesture with his index and middle fingers interlaced. "Please say no, please say no, absolutely no."

"Because the gift I brought today is the jersey."

Levi looked at the children and said, "Sorry. You already have it. It seems that today..."

The children were stunned and looked at Levi with sad and helpless faces.

Levi changed the subject, "Do you mind if we have the same jersey, but with our three signatures? I know it's not a priceless gift, but I really hope you like it."

One second, two seconds.

Ahhh. Ahhh. The joy and happiness in the entire chemotherapy room suddenly erupted and became boiling.

Felix looked at the scene in disbelief, somewhat at a loss.

Chemotherapy is not only boring, but also painful, nauseating, dizzy and unbearable. It is simply a disaster.

Occasionally, he would feel his blood vessels running cold, as if his vitality was being drained away bit by bit, but he could only sit there paralyzed, unable to move. That feeling of powerlessness was annoying.

Therefore, the days of chemotherapy are always difficult. Even from the moment you wake up in the morning, every cell in your body begins to resist it.

Until they started listening to Kansas City Chiefs games, drawing energy from the sounds of battle, the chemotherapy didn't seem so hard to endure.

At least, find joy in suffering.

And now, looking at the laughter in the room, Felix felt nothing was real.

A smile crept up the corners of his mouth little by little, but for some reason, his eyes were filled with warmth.

"Hey, Felix."

A face appeared in front of me, it was Levi.

Felix was startled and rubbed his eyes quickly with his sleeves in panic, then gave a big smile in panic.

"Hey, Levi. I didn't expect that…thank you for being willing…I mean thank you."

The speech is incoherent and the words do not express the meaning clearly.

But Levi understood.

"Thank you for having me here, Felix."

Felix was stunned.

Levi squatted down and looked into Felix's eyes, his eyes full of sincerity, "I'm serious. This city has been welcoming me in your own way and accepting me as a part of your life. I'm grateful. Thank you for introducing your friends to me."

Felix felt a warm current surging in his chest, and happiness and joy swelled up quickly like a balloon, almost flying away with the wind.

Felix shook his head. "No, I should thank you. You made me believe that dreams still exist and can still be realized."

Levi raised his chin slightly, "So, what is your dream?"

"Running," Felix blurted out, "Running on the football field like you do, tearing a gap in the airtight defense like a fringe walker."

But after saying this, Felix gave a bitter smile, "This is a ridiculous dream, right?"

Bone cancer caused Felix to lose one leg. Although he can now stand and walk with a prosthesis and looks like a normal person, Felix knows that it is still different. He can't move rashly, let alone run like before.

This is one of the reasons why Felix likes Levi.

He liked watching Levi running on the court.

"Hahaha, I'm just kidding." Felix quickly changed the subject. "Actually, my dream is to form a band and perform at the school graduation dance. Maybe one day in the future, I can even perform on stage at the home game of Arrowhead Stadium. How about this dream?"

Levi smiled at Felix, "Very good, perfect."

"Whether it's running on the field or performing on the stage at Arrowhead Stadium, everything is good. This is a perfect dream."

"Felix, you still have to have dreams. What if they come true?"

"I believe in you, and I also believe in the power of dreams. Look, a layman who has never known football can also be a starting running back in a professional league. What else is impossible?"

Felix looked at Levi's smile and couldn't help but smile, and the corners of his mouth rose.

Some hesitation, some hesitation, some timidity, but... still blooming, and then nodded heavily.

"Yeah," Felix said.

(End of this chapter)