Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 788 Never Walk Alone
The air is burning.

The air in New Orleans is burning, and so is the air in Kansas City.

Today, the weather in Kansas City is not good, or to be more precise, terrible. It has been cloudy all day and the sky seems like it will collapse at any time, but it has not rained or snowed yet. Not only is the temperature below zero, but the wind is also freezing, and it takes courage to leave the well-heated room.

However, approaching Arrowhead Stadium, one can clearly feel the energy, an energy so tenacious and intense that it can ignite the air.

It was still cold, but my heart was trembling with burning heat.

Jenna couldn't believe her eyes. Everything in front of her was completely different. At least it was completely different from the atmosphere when she came to the VIP box to watch the game in the 17th week of the regular season. It was like a whole new world.

Jenna wasn't sure whether she should come, and she was still hesitant until the last moment, but in the end, Jeff convinced her.

So, they arrived at Arrowhead Stadium—

After a three-kilometer-long queue and two hours of cheering and singing, they finally broke through the siege of the sardines and reached the stadium.

The next second, I was shocked by the carnival-like scene in front of me.

Eyes filled with astonishment.

Jenna: This...

Jenna looked at Jeff, trying to find an answer, but saw that Jeff was also confused, "Who am I, where am I, and what am I doing?"

Life torture.

I had been to Arrowhead Stadium before, but now I felt like I was caught in a storm and couldn't tell the directions clearly.

Jenna was considering whether she should ask for directions, but——

The vision is filled with surging heat, and the eyebrows, every gesture is filled with a burning feeling. Everything is so bright that one dares not look directly at it.

Jenna felt like she was out of place. Even if she was just there, or even without getting close, her sadness, her pain, and her depression made her almost suffocate.

She wants to leave.

"Jeff..." Jenna felt that she couldn't stay here after all, let alone watch a game -

Her Anne is no longer with her, so how can she care about the life and death of football?
However, before Jeff could respond, a figure in a red jersey approached.

Jenna instinctively stepped back to make room, but stopped the next second.

She was a girl, about seventeen or eighteen years old, with eyes full of vigor and vitality, and she was wearing a number 23 jersey.

Jenna was stunned, she seemed to see Annie.

"Good afternoon, ma'am. Are you here to support the Kansas Chiefs?"

Jenna nodded confusedly.

"Oh, that's great. We're going to have an event at Arrowhead Stadium today, organized by a girl named Anne Gallas..."

Jenna gasped, "Who?"

"Annie Gallas. She is a loyal Kansas City Chiefs fan. She has been fighting cancer. Even though she knew it was a battle she had no chance of winning, she still insisted on fighting until the last moment. Just like the Chiefs, she gave it her all and left no regrets. No matter what the result is, she can hold her head high and tell everyone that she has no regrets."

"So, Anne wants everyone to know that no matter how difficult or painful it is, you will never walk alone. We will face it together."

"Ma'am, would you be willing to cooperate with our main event today?"

Jenna stood there in a daze, tears streaming down her face.

The girl was a little worried. She quickly found a tissue from her backpack and handed it to her. "Ma'am, are you okay?"

Jenna took the tissue and shook her head, "No, I'm fine, I really am fine."

Tears burst out, but this time, a smile also appeared at the corners of her mouth.

Jenna looked up at Jeff, took a deep breath, then slowly straightened her back and opened her shoulders, with a determined look in her tears.

"What do we need to do?"

……

call.

Levi let out a long breath, and stood there, looking at the exit of the player tunnel with his head held high. He was a little nervous and a little excited. Everything was just right. He was ready for the game. There was a light tap on his shoulder, and when he turned around, Levi saw Mahomes.

"Rookie, shoelaces."

Levi looked down and saw that his shoelaces were loose, so he quickly bent down and tied them again.

Mahomes noticed a small name on the side of Levi's sneakers:

"Annie".

From today on, Levi will not be running on the court alone.

Mahomes' eyes were a little sore, but he regained his composure. The more so, the more they needed to unite and go all out.

Not only Levi, but all the other players in the player tunnel also looked over, with all their eyes focused on Levi.

Houston, Kelce, Berry and others were standing next to Levi, but they all looked at Levi. Originally, it was thought that Houston, who had the most experience, was preparing to make a pre-match mobilization, but unexpectedly, he also looked at Levi.

Levi's smile rose up, he looked around the audience, and then spoke loudly.

"Hey, let's get some touchdowns."

Relaxed and confident.

Hey!
Everyone cheered in unison, and then Houston was the first to high-five Levi, then ran towards the player tunnel with his head held high. The others followed suit, high-fiving Levi one by one, and ran to the court with their backs straight.

one by one.

Felix had been staring at the player tunnel and noticed Houston's first figure. He turned around and looked at Karen, West and others around him. He didn't say anything, but just raised the red scarf in his right hand and waved it.

Like a firework signal—

coming!

“As you walk through the storm, keep your head up and don’t fear the dark.”

The singing began.

The beginning was not good, with stumbling and intermittent singing and off-pitch pitch; but no one gave up, they still sang loudly and let go.

"At the end of the storm there is a golden sky and the sweet song of the lark."

Slowly, slowly, the singing gathered together, thousands and millions of voices twisted into one rope, and finally evolved into a powerful force.

Jenna was stunned, completely stunned—

Today, she was not in the VIP room, but in the audience stands, together with all the fans, feeling the excitement of the energy up close.

She...actually knew this song.

She remembers!
When Levi faced the humiliation and provocation of New England fans at Gillette Stadium and fought back without hesitation, Annie kept humming this song.

Anne said that Levi will never walk alone because he has her and thousands of Kansas City fans by his side to face all the storms.

They fought side by side.

Now, Jenna heard the song again, as if Anne were singing it.

Involuntarily, I felt a surge of emotion in my heart, and an indescribable heat gathered in my chest, surging and swelling, almost about to explode.

"Forward, through the wind; forward, through the rain.

Perhaps, dreams will eventually be unfulfilled.

Go ahead, go ahead! With hope in your heart, you will never walk alone. "

Sentence after sentence, so gentle yet so tenacious, so tragic yet so magnificent, the song continued to swirl and stir throughout the Arrowhead Stadium.

When Levi appeared on the scene, he witnessed the red flames before his eyes.

Mighty, vigorous, stubbornly and wantonly burning, like the power of life, standing in the face of the storm, standing at the end of the world, singing loudly -

You will never walk alone.

(End of this chapter)