In fact, Nicole was thinking that if their child had American citizenship, it would save them a lot of trouble when it came to inheriting some of her family's businesses in the future.
But since Wang Yi had said that, she didn't argue further.
Wang Yi's thinking was this:
Even if their child didn't inherit any of those businesses, he still had to make sure the child had Chinese citizenship.
I, Wang Yi, am Chinese. My child has to be Chinese too.
He couldn't stand people who made money in China and then changed their citizenship to another country.
Of course, that seemed a little disrespectful to Nicole.
But... Nicole didn't really care what country their child was a citizen of.
Wang Yi decided then and there that once the Finals were over, they would return to China and register the child's household residency.
The next afternoon, once the babies' condition had fully stabilized, the Nicole Family sent a specialist obstetrician to take Nicole back to Sacramento.
Wang Yi's family also flew back to Sacramento aboard their Private Jet.
In Sacramento, they went straight home.
They arranged for a private doctor to stay with them.
The Nicole Family also sent two nannies specially trained to care for babies to look after the twins.
Everything was in place.
All that remained was the Game 7 battle tomorrow night.
The Game 7 battle would return to Sacramento's Golden 1 Center.
This Finals Game 7 was attracting attention from all over the world.
Before the game, the league had already sold the broadcast rights for the Finals around the globe, airing it in 48 languages across 215 countries and regions.
The league had made tens of millions of dollars just from selling the broadcast rights for the Game 7 battle.
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