Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 718 Never Walk Alone
A friend in need is a friend indeed, especially in competitive sports.

When we win, all the fans and media are singing praises, everything goes smoothly, and the team seems to be standing on the top of Mount Everest.

However, in times of failure and difficulties, those who are still willing to believe in the team and still stand firmly behind the team are the real fans.

Anne doesn't want to be a "Victory fan".

Anne liked the Kansas Chief, and she liked Levi.

People like football, and often like quarterbacks, or positions like defensive end, wide receiver, and linebacker. The diligent and conscientious running back is always overlooked, underestimated, and ignored.

But Anne just likes Levi.

The fundamental reason is that she likes Levi's fighting spirit and hard work.

It's not because you believe in victory that you give your all, but because you give your all that you strive for victory.

People always said that Anne was fighting a losing battle.

Anne even heard her mother's friend comforting her, "Just do your best, there's no need to feel guilty. In the future, just have another child and start over from scratch."

Her ending is already doomed. She seems to be a doll that can be replaced and forgotten at any time and then have her existence completely erased. She has no meaning, no value, and no trace.

But she is stubborn. She doesn't want to cry, she doesn't want to be depressed, and she doesn't want to give up.

She wanted to give it a try, not because she could change the outcome, but because she knew the outcome would be like this and she didn't want to just give in.

She is a person with a soul, thoughts, emotions, joys and sorrows.

She didn't want to be wiped out so easily.

So, she likes Li Wei. Even if the ending is already doomed, she will do her best.

So, she had to come today and cheer for Levi in ​​person. She needed Levi to know that not the whole world had turned its back on him. She needed Levi to know that he was not walking alone in the darkness.

Therefore, she needs to make her voice heard and seen by others. Although spoiling the ending is terrible, it does not mean that the process cannot be wonderful.

All along, it was Levi who passed on this strength to her through his performance on the field; now it was her turn to pass this strength to Levi through practical actions.

Today, the Kansas City Chiefs will take the team bus to the airport and then arrive in Seattle to prepare for the upcoming crucial game.

It was a bit regrettable that Anne couldn't cheer for Levi at Arrowhead Stadium; but at least, she could come to see Levi off and tell him in person.

When Anne told him the plan, Felix agreed without hesitation and began to plan actively. He even helped her convince her mother. After promising a lot of things and guaranteeing that he would be well-behaved in the future, they appeared at the entrance of the training base.

Surprisingly, there are more than one or two people who share the same idea.

There was a hustle and bustle of people, and the surging tide of people spread out along the entrance of the training base, just like the Red Sea waiting for Moses.

Three hundred people? Five hundred people?
No, far more than that.

Kansas City, which has experienced ups and downs, has united as never before and faces all challenges positively and sunny. They know that the team is facing a severe impact, and they also know that the overwhelming negative voices on social networks are really hard to digest, so they appear here.

Even though it is extremely difficult, as long as they unite as one and face it hand in hand, there is no need to be afraid no matter how big the storm is.

The vast sea of ​​red spread out all over the place, which was no different from the home game day. There were even more than one or two thousand people, and the scene was spectacular.

then.

Levi showed up.

All of a sudden, Anne's heart was filled with emotion.

Cheering and jumping, the long-lost vitality gushed out of their blood, and they shouted Levi's name at the top of their lungs, the whole audience was boiling.

"Levi!" "Levi!"

Shouts came one after another, circling around the entire venue.

After the recent turmoil and unrest, Levi's reputation in Kansas City continues to rise, and he has undoubtedly become a true leader.

Some people hope that Levi can lead the team to withstand the pressure and get back on track, some people hope that Levi can lead the team to overcome difficulties and further complete the transformation, some people just cheer for Levi, and some people become part of Levi's prestige with their actions and ignite the passion of Kansas City.

It was bustling with people and hot.

Anne felt like a small boat in the stormy sea. She tried her best to make a sound, but was swallowed up by the heat of the whole audience in the blink of an eye.

This was something Anne had not expected.

How to do?
Anne's little head turned quickly, and she could see Levi approaching.

Nearly.

closer.

Anne was so excited that she could no longer control herself and started singing loudly.

"Go forward, go forward, be hopeful. You will never walk alone."

Once. Again.

As she sang, tears welled up in Anne's eyes. She couldn't tell whether it was because of Levi, because of herself, or because of the excited crowd in front of her.

However, the heart just beats so clearly, so violently, and so powerfully. As I sing, a smile climbs up the corners of my mouth and blooms wildly.

Unfortunately, the singing was still weak, insignificant amid the roar of the entire stadium. Only a small number of fans around could hear Anne's small but tenacious, fragile but powerful singing voice, and they couldn't help but look over -

This is not the cheering song of the Kansas City Chiefs, but the Premier League team Liverpool.

To be precise, this song is not from Liverpool. It originated from a Broadway play "Carousel". It became quite famous after being covered by Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and others, but later it was reinterpreted by Liverpool fans and became an integral part of this traditional football powerhouse.

Of course, not only Liverpool, but countless other fans also often sing this song.

Felix looked at Anne with surprise, and seeing the bright and determined smile on Anne's face, the corners of his mouth also curled up.

Then, singing along, and then Karen.

Jenna looked at the scene in front of her, surprised and stunned, even a little at a loss. She sang along in a daze, stumbling and humming softly.

But Jenna was still unsure. She looked around and saw those unfamiliar faces bursting with incredible passion. She was actually a little scared.

This was her first time attending such an event, and she could never understand sports or the fans.

Jenna hastily looked away, her heart pounding, and looked forward, and then she saw Levi's familiar and friendly face approaching.

Levi stood not far in front with a big smile on his face, clapping his hands to the beat and humming along, his expression and eyes filled with encouragement and relief—

It was just like at Annie's birthday party, when Jenna looked into Annie's eyes and encouraged her and her friends to sing the birthday song and make wishes around the birthday cake, and that feeling of being touched and happy filled her chest.

A song, finished.

Levi raised his hands high and led the applause. The whole audience was noisy, applause and whistles poured in, and Jenna's smile also bloomed completely:

Things don't seem to be that bad.

(End of this chapter)