After lunch, Wang Yi took his son and daughter to the lakeside. He snapped off a small branch and picked a few flowers, then wove them into a wreath and placed it on Wang Shiying's head.
"This is your crown. Do you like it?"
Wang Shiying pursed her lips. "But this crown doesn't have any jewels."
Wang Yi smiled. "But it has flowers. Jewels are pretty, but flowers are not only pretty—they smell nice, too."
Only then did Wang Shiying giggle. Wearing her crown, she dashed across the lawn.
Wang Shiyu saw her and demanded, "Dad, I want a crown too! I want a crown!"
Wang Yi wove one for Wang Shiyu out of twigs and flowers as well.
After putting it on, Wang Shiyu asked, "Dad, do I look like a king?"
Wang Yi nodded. "You do."
Wang Shiyu grinned. "When I grow up, I'll be able to wear Dad's crown."
Wang Yi smiled and stroked his head. "If you want to wear a crown, you have to fight for it yourself."
By then, his mother and Nicole had come outside, too. The family strolled beneath the trees by the lake, enjoying their time together.
As an NBA player, aside from games, practices, and events for various brands, Wang Yi also had to take care of his family.
He needed to spend more time with his parents, wife, and children.
Being with his parents, children, and wife was when he felt most relaxed and happy.
Over the next month, the Kings' record remained steady.
They didn't have the best record in the league, but they were definitely the most consistent team.
Even top-three teams like the Spurs, the Hornets, and the Los Angeles Lakers occasionally stumbled against weaker opponents.
But the Kings hadn't lost a single game