Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 747 Incoherent
"fly."

The sound broke free, tearing through the lungs and chest, vibrating and stirring slightly.

Felix struggled and tried to stand up, but unfortunately, he failed. He showed a ridiculous and bitter smile, but did not immerse himself in the emotion of struggle. Instead, he straightened his back, opened his shoulders, and raised his arms and shouted.

"fly!"

One sound after another, each time more passionate and excited than the last. Even though his body was in a wheelchair, it could not restrain his soul.

Involuntarily, everyone else also clenched their fists, stood up abruptly, jumped high, cheered and shouted, reveling and letting go, those enthusiastic shouts surged in the church like a party.

Anne raised her hands high and ran back and forth in the small space in front of the podium like a little deer, with her silvery laughter scattered all over the ground.

One or two of them were like crazy, turning the funeral into a carnival, celebrating life wholeheartedly and wantonly.

All, as Felix said: thirty minutes.

After a short and simple ceremony, Jenna and Karen were already waiting at the church door, ready to take their two children home:
They are still worried.

Although they did not break into the church, when they came out, one could tell from their red cheeks and steaming bodies that they must have been waiting at the church door for a while, and they were not even able to sit quietly in the car and went straight out.

They know that they shouldn't imprison their children like canaries, which will only make the little time they have left dim; but they still can't control their worries and fears.

So, I go back and forth between conflicting moods, and every day is a torment and a test.

Karen came forward first, her eyes completely fixed on Felix. Although she didn't say anything, the worry in her eyes said it all.

When we discuss illness, our minds often focus on the pain, the struggle, and the shadow of death; but in fact, it is more than that. For the patients’ families, there is also long periods of anxiety and waiting, day-to-day care, and a change in their entire lifestyle.

The whole way the world works has changed.

It penetrates into their lives bit by bit, changing every aspect of their lives.

These invisible and unspoken pressures are another demon.

This is the case with Karen and Jenna.

Karen tried to help Felix get into the car, but Felix refused and just moved a little slower, insisting on getting in on his own.

Karen stood there at a loss, her hands kept tense, protecting Felix from a distance behind her, watching nervously as Felix got into the car. She then breathed a sigh of relief, quickly closed the car door, and then remembered Levi and the others.

Karen turned around, too stiff to know what to say, "Levi, I'm sorry, I meant thank you. Felix didn't say anything, I don't know why he asked you to come over. Tomorrow is the game day, and you came over specially. Did this kid cause you any trouble?"

From a distance, Levi could see Felix in the carriage shaking his hands vigorously, making a "hush" gesture with his eyebrows, nose and mouth all moving together, which made Levi unable to help but smile:

It seems that the funeral is a secret. Apparently, in the eyes of her parents, this is too absurd, and Karen is probably not mentally prepared.

then.

Levi put away his smile and shook his head gently, "No, of course not."

"In fact, we need to thank Felix for coming here to cheer us on and we are ready to play now."

After saying that, Levi looked at Mahomes and Kelce, and the two of them expressed their agreement like nodding dolls.

Karen's eyes shifted nervously, and only after getting the confirmed answer did she breathe a sigh of relief. Her eyes reddened slightly, and she quickly rubbed her eyes and revealed a smile, a slightly unnatural and exaggerated one, trying to use the smile to cover up her inner anxiety and fear.

In recent days, she seemed to be suspended in mid-air, unable to go up or down. Karen looked at Levi and wanted to say something, but she couldn't find the right way to express it. "Thank you, Levi, you don't know what this means to me."

The speech was incoherent and the words didn't make it clear. To be honest, Karen didn't know what she was talking about.

Finally, Karen stepped forward and gave Levi a hug, holding her arms tightly together, and said muffledly with all her strength, "Thank you."

Then, she quickly turned around, lowered her head to cover herself, hugged Mahomes and Kelce respectively, said a vague hello to Jenna, and then Karen turned and left in a hurry.

After Jenna sent Annie to the car, she also came to Levi, "Karen...you've been through a lot in the past week."

Levi could see that Karen was visibly thinner and more haggard, and her weight was visibly dropping.

Jenna twitched her lips, "But this is our responsibility, to worry, to take care, to be strong..."

As he spoke, his voice gradually became lower and he briefly fell into his own thoughts. Behind those words that he wanted to say but was hesitant, there was pain and torment that only parents of sick children like them could understand.

Levi tried to say something to comfort her, but Jenna didn't give him a chance.

After taking a deep breath, Jenna cheered herself up and regained her smile. She looked at Levi and said, "Thank you. Thank you for playing with the little guy tonight."

That subtext...it seems like Jenna knows the true nature of tonight's event.

But Jenna didn't say much. She looked back at her car and quickly looked away. "Levi, I know that Annie is looking forward to the divisional game. She really hopes to go to Arrowhead Stadium to watch the game. Jeff and I are very grateful for your invitation, but I'm afraid we can't make it tomorrow."

Levi's face was full of surprise.

Jenna, "Annie's health data has been fluctuating over the past two days, sometimes better and sometimes worse. Jeff and I are very worried. In addition, the weather forecast for tomorrow does not look good, and the doctor also suggested that she should stay at home, so..."

Levi's heart also sank slightly.

Levi remembered that when Anne left the podium tonight, she asked him for help; except for the last jog back and forth, she stayed in the chair the whole time.

"Jenna, don't worry." Levi waved his hand, "Don't worry about me, and don't worry about Annie. There are no regional games, and there are still the federation finals later. We are always at Arrowhead Stadium and we are not going anywhere."

Jenna's nose felt sore, and she took a deep breath to control herself, "Are you so confident?"

Levi, "Of course. As Annie said, we are not fighting alone, right?"

This is true of the Kansas Chief, and so are Anne and Felix.

None of them are alone.

Jenna nodded repeatedly and smiled. "I hope we can go to Arrowhead Stadium to watch the conference finals. Come on! We will watch the live broadcast on TV tomorrow. Please make sure to score a touchdown. Annie is praying for you."

Aside, Kelsey said, "Ms. Gallas, what about me?"

Jenna, "Haha, Travis, then you should ask Annie. The decision is not up to me."

Kelsey: ...

Haha, hahaha, the laughter is especially brilliant.

(End of this chapter)