Bess nodded at his mother's comforting words.
In truth, Bess's parents hadn't expected Wang Yi to respond to their son's video at all.
Over the past two years, certain stars had secretly hired online trolls. And with the recent All-Star voting, those trolls had become even more rampant, smearing Wang Yi not only on the court but also attacking his character and morals off the court.
Some ordinary people had been swayed by the rumors and came to believe Wang Yi was a person of poor character.
Bess's parents were among them. They thought their son was still too young to see through human nature and didn't know what kind of person Wang Yi really was.
With a personality like Wang Yi's, even if he saw their son's video, would he respond?
The chances were slim.
Just then, a tall figure walked over along the garden path.
Bess's parents glanced at him and noticed his somewhat unusual outfit: a cowboy hat, big sunglasses, and a face mask.
But they didn't pay much attention. There were plenty of strangely dressed people in the world.
The man walked up to them and stopped.
Bess's father immediately grew wary.
He stepped in front of his son and wife.
Seeing this, Wang Yi shook his head helplessly and took off his sunglasses and mask.
The moment he had completely removed his disguise, the man and woman froze.
The child behind them had no idea what was happening up front and asked anxiously,
"Dad, what's wrong? What happened?"
While the man and woman were still staring in shock, Wang Yi leaned around them, waved at Bess, and said with a smile, "Hey, Bess."
The moment Bess saw Wang Yi, he felt a little dizzy.
Then he cried out excitedly, "Wang!!! Oh, my!!! Is this