Why wasn't Wang Jianhua showing off like he usually did today?
The teachers found it a little strange.
Wang Jianhua chuckled. "I just want to see how my son beats up King Arthur."
His words struck a chord with everyone.
"Exactly! I got up early on purpose and went out to buy some fried dough sticks, just so I could watch Wang Yi beat up King Arthur."
"He gets beaten every time they meet. It's happened three times already, and every time, I've loved it."
"Those things King Arthur said in the United States really rubbed me the wrong way. Old Wang, your son better make us proud today. He's got to crush King Arthur."
At Golden 1 Center, Wang Yi had arranged for Nicole to stay in a suite on the fourth floor.
In the suite, Wang Yi's mother and Anjiali were both looking after Nicole.
As for Anjiali, ever since Wang Yi got married, she'd really let loose.
In just six months, she'd already had four boyfriends.
She'd date each one for a little over a month, two at most, then dump him.
Her parents, friends, and even Nicole had urged her to take a relationship seriously.
But ever since she'd met Wang Yi, she'd had no interest in any other man.
She'd even learned a line from a Chinese poem: "Once you've seen the ocean, no other water will do; once you've seen the clouds of Mount Wu, no other clouds will compare."
So every time she dated someone for a month or two, she quickly kicked him to the curb.
For the past month, though, she hadn't dated anyone and was staying single.
She'd only gone out clubbing once in a while.
And even when she was dating someone, she never missed a single one of