Chapter 2259 - 578: The Moment I Walked In, I Saw Laifu Beating Up Chang Wei (Please Subscribe)

Chapter 2259: Chapter 578: The Moment I Walked In, I Saw Laifu Beating Up Chang Wei (Please Subscribe)

Compared to kids,

Huang Kaiwen values the retirement of his teammates more.

These people, through their day-to-day efforts, have written Milan’s illustrious history.

Originally, Gagliani even prepared a cake to celebrate Huang Kaiwen’s birthday, which was also refused by Huang Kaiwen.

Nesta’s retirement almost signifies the end of an era.

The defense line composed of Maldini, Nesta, Stam, and Cafu was once considered the best in the world.

Unfortunately, even the strongest players have a day when they retire.

Mr. Huang is no exception.

Nesta usually appears volatile.

But at that moment, he cried like a child.

The football field, for some, is their entire life.

It took a lot of effort to comfort Nesta, and then Gagliani came over.

"Kevin, after the UEFA Champions League final, some of your fans were in danger,"

Gagliani said.

"What’s going on?"

Huang Kaiwen asked.

Could it be football hooligans?

"On the 18th, there was an earthquake in Tokyo. The situation isn’t too bad; I think it’s better compared to three months ago,"

Gagliani explained.

Liben, as the money holder for Yellow Ball King, is also well aware of such matters.

"Then send some paper cranes and say I folded them myself,"

Huang Kaiwen said directly.

"Anything else?"

"And? Ah, and my sincere wishes,"

Huang Kaiwen said.

"Okay, I’ll arrange it right away,"

Gagliani said. "If we go to the airport now, it’s a bit early."

"It’s not early; we need to take Lily along,"

Huang Kaiwen said.

Gagliani immediately shut his mouth, never commenting on Huang Kaiwen’s family affairs.

When they got home,

Huang Kaiwen was a bit thankful he called Gagliani.

He looked at Lily’s luggage, surprised, and asked, "Did you rob La Rinascente mall, with so much luggage?"

La Rinascente is a Renaissance department store.

Eleven stores cover all the important cities in Italy.

"I don’t want the British newspapers saying I wore the same clothes for two consecutive days,"

Lily said matter-of-factly.

"What about school? You haven’t got a holiday yet, right?"

Huang Kaiwen asked.

"Stop nagging, Dad, I have my ways,"

Lily impatiently stuffed two pieces of luggage into Huang Kaiwen’s hands.

Caught off guard, Huang Kaiwen immediately bent over.

"Hey, did you pack bricks inside?"

Huang Kaiwen joked.

Usually, Lily seems to have an average physical condition.

Yet at that moment, she managed to carry each piece of luggage with one hand.

Lily rolled her eyes and also carried her luggage towards the door.

However, her things were quickly taken over by Neo.

Upon arriving at the airport, they found many companions, and Lily, a bit surprised, asked, "Are the Milan players also going to London?"

"Of course, we’ve been nominated for the Best Team Award!"

Huang Kaiwen gave Lily a light tap, jokingly rebuking the British not caring about football at all.

"I was just curious!"

Lily argued, her hands clasped behind her back.

"Let’s go, we’ll visit your dad later,"

Huang Kaiwen urged.

"Sure,"

Lily replied with a smile.

Even though Collins is a jerk, the relationship between her and her father is still quite good.

In just over two hours, they arrived in London.

The Milan players didn’t bring much luggage; they could just go straight to the hotel arranged by the club in the evening.

Huang Kaiwen first took the luggage home and then headed to the awards ceremony.

This year’s Laureus Award ceremony was organized at the Central Hall, just a step away from Big Ben.

The Baroque architecture looked quite splendid.

"Should we visit Big Ben later?"

When getting out of the car, Lily tugged at Huang Kaiwen, asking conspiratorially.

"Hmm? I think it’s not open to the public,"

Huang Kaiwen said.

"We sneak in,"

Lily gave Huang Kaiwen a look.

Huang Kaiwen immediately rolled his eyes silently, wondering what this girl was thinking; didn’t she know her own limits?

He quickly pulled Lily inside the Central Hall.

Even without Gagliani following them, Huang Kaiwen guessed it should be in the main hall.

After all, such an award ceremony couldn’t possibly be held casually in a conference room, and everyone was seated on benches.

Seeing the crowded entrance of the main hall, Huang Kaiwen knew he was right.

Before he and Lily reached the entrance, someone had already approached them.

Nowitzki greeted, "Hi, Kevin, I’m a fan of yours, though you might not recognize me. I play basketball and am pretty good."

"How could I not, Dirk? Although I don’t watch much basketball, I know you won the MVP of the NBA Finals,"

Huang Kaiwen said.

"That’s quite an honor; I thought you weren’t aware of basketball,"

Nowitzki said with some surprise.

"Many of my teammates like watching the NBA, like Toni Kroos; you know him, right?"

Huang Kaiwen said.

"Of course,"

Nowitzki nodded and said, "That guy often makes it into the papers, and even in the United States, I hear about him. He’s such a blabbermouth."

After saying that, Nowitzki winked at Huang Kaiwen and said, "Don’t tell him."

Huang Kaiwen nodded with a smile.

This person was quite naturally friendly, and indeed, quite interesting.

"I also play football; we should play together if we have time, be on the same team,"

Nowitzki said.

"Playing basketball is also fine; I play pretty well myself,"

Huang Kaiwen said.

His basketball skills were at a professional level.

With physical conditioning strengthened all the way, Huang Kaiwen felt he wouldn’t be too bad even in the NBA.

But given his height, he would probably play as an organizer, right?