Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 744: Funeral
"Hey! Guys!"

Anne was all smiles and jubilant, waving her arms continuously, unable to conceal her happiness, and calling out from a great distance.

Although Anne lowered her voice, the shouting still resounded in the church. Anne herself was startled and covered her mouth with both hands. The smile in her eyes and the corners of her mouth overflowed. She lowered her head and ran down, lying down on the long bench and curled up into a ball.

Levi walked forward and looked at Anne, who was sitting on the bench with her knees hugged and laughing sullenly. A smile appeared in his eyes and he greeted her with a smile.

"Are you guys okay? Are you cold?"

It snowed in Kansas City tonight, not heavily, but flakes visible to the naked eye.

Kansas City is particularly cold this winter. This is the fourth heavy snowfall since the beginning of winter. As for the sparse rice grains of snow and the occasional light snow that only falls for an hour, they are too numerous to count. The weather seems abnormal.

But I don’t know whether the city residents can survive this winter smoothly.

The same was true tonight, the temperature had dropped below minus ten degrees Celsius, and looking at Felix and Anne, Levi couldn't help but worry about such problems.

Felix looked at Annie and chuckled, then looked at Levi and explained, "My mother is worried about the same problem. Although I am so slim now, I am actually fully armed. I think I can try sumo wrestling."

Felix has just returned from a near-death experience, but he looks like he has fully recovered.

Annie nodded repeatedly. "Don't worry. If I hadn't been fully armed, Mom would have refused to send me here. I wouldn't dare challenge her bottom line."

There was a hint of teasing in his words, and his quirky, vivid expressions; his eyebrows, mouth and nose seemed to have their own souls and began to twist in different rhythms, which made the atmosphere suddenly relaxed.

There was no greeting, no small talk, everything seemed simple and natural.

Just like a gathering of friends.

Mahomes and Kelce also relaxed and found their own seats.

Kelsey looked around and said, "Sorry, please forgive Patrick and I for coming uninvited. We are worried that Levi might have kidnapped you. God, that would be terrible."

"Haha." Felix laughed. "Welcome, a warm welcome. To be honest, I was worried that there would be too few people and it would be too quiet. I hope that many people can come to my funeral, the more the better, so that it will be lively."

Wait, what?
funeral?

Mahomes and Kelce both lost the ability to react and subconsciously turned to look at Levi.

But this time, Levi had no answer, and his smile froze at the corner of his mouth, "Felix?"

Felix waved his hands repeatedly, "Relax, relax, why are you so serious?"

After saying that, he paused and blinked hard, "Why are you so serious? Did you hear the famous line of the Joker?"

"Haha."

Levi looked a little helpless, his mouth corners relaxed a little, and he kept smiling, waiting for Felix's follow-up.

Felix sighed softly, and while sighing, he secretly glanced at Levi with the corner of his eyes. He knew at a glance that he was joking, "My mother can't understand it, and I thought you could understand it. Rookie, you disappoint me a little bit."

Levi noticed Felix's eyes and mouth, but he didn't cooperate. "Tell me what's going on first, and then I'll decide whether to cooperate with the performance."

Felix's eyes lit up and he straightened his back. "I have always hoped to attend my funeral. Of course, ideally, I would attend as a ghost. But I was worried that things might not go as planned, so I arranged a funeral before my death."

"Well, what do you think?"

"My mum said this was ridiculous, I shouldn't have to go to my own funeral, no one should have to go to their own funeral, no one should plan their own funeral."

"But...Levi, is this really the case?"

As they talked, there was no more joking, and Levi could see the sincerity in Felix's eyes. This was cruel.

Because for children like Felix and Anne, they have to face death before they even figure out what youth and life are.

Although people often say that everyone's destination is the same in life, Felix and Anne are different. They can see the end, and it is closer than they think.

Especially Felix, who had just had a close call with death.

Karen doesn't want to face reality and can't face reality, but Felix can't escape, because escape means wasting time, and the thing he can't waste the most now... is time.

The church was brightly lit and the atmosphere was so peaceful and harmonious.

However, the silent air was so cold, dry and sharp against the surface of the skin.

Mahomes couldn't bear it after all and turned his head away.

Levi tried to speak, but found himself so clumsy, like a five-year-old child, with thousands of words spinning in his mind, but he didn't know how to express them.

"Ahem." Levi cleared his throat and calmed down. "Everyone has the right to plan their own funeral, but only a few strong people can do it, and be open-minded. Moreover, only the truly brave can find a way to attend their own funeral. I guess I have the honor to receive the invitation."

Felix has been looking at Levi, his smile rising little by little:

He knew that Levi could understand him.

Felix turned his head and looked to the other side. "Annie, Annie, come on, it's your turn to give a speech. Tell me you have prepared a complete eulogy, because I think the three superheroes next to you may not be able to be relied on. You are my only hope."

Anne protested, "Hey, that's not fair. I wanted you to give the speech at my funeral."

Kelsey raised her head suddenly and looked at the thin and small figure, "Annie..."

Anne waved her hands with a smile on her face. "I know I'm still a child, but apparently, I may not have time to grow up slowly. I need to hurry up, otherwise I won't even be qualified to like others. You guys, don't look at me, otherwise you may violate federal law."

Quirky, clever, what else can they say about Anne?

Despite his bitterness, Levi was the first to applaud Annie. Mahomes and Kelce also took a deep breath and followed suit.

"Ho-ho-ho, Annie! Annie! Annie!"

Anne returned to the podium, her short figure completely hidden, with only her shoulders and head showing, looking a little funny.

The girl shrugged lightly. "I should write a letter to the church to complain. This is too unfriendly to children under fourteen."

Hahaha.

The girl looked at everyone's smiles and nodded contentedly, "Are you ready? Please enjoy this masterpiece possessed by Fitzgerald."

"Felix Gray is a narcissistic, arrogant and crazy psychopath, but we chose to forgive him. There is no other way. In this era where looks can save the world, what else can we do when facing a handsome guy? Of course we forgive him."

Hahaha.

Felix even whistled. It was more like a party than a funeral. The atmosphere was extremely lively.

The more lively it is, the more bitter it is; the happier it is, the sadder it is.

But Levi and the other three still calmed down. If this was what Felix wanted, it was at least what they could do.

(End of this chapter)