Since she was Nicole's colleague, Wang Yi decided to give her a ride.
He nodded. "Get in."
Diana looked very grateful and thanked Wang Yi repeatedly.
"Thank you, thank you. I'm so grateful. If it weren't for you, I'd have to walk back to the hotel."
She closed her car window, got out and locked the door, then climbed into the passenger seat of Wang Yi's car.
Wang Yi started the engine. "Where are you staying?"
Diana replied, "The Castro Hotel."
Wang Yi nodded.
The Castro Hotel wasn't far from the Hilton Hotel where he was staying.
It was more or less on his way.
A little over ten minutes later, they pulled into a parking space outside the Castro Hotel.
"Thank you. I'm so grateful!"
Diana still seemed very thankful.
Wang Yi shook his head without saying anything.
Diana continued, "Wang, could I invite you up for a while to thank you? I remember you like tea. At least let me make you a cup."
Wang Yi shook his head. "No need. I have to get back to the hotel."
Diana said regretfully, "That's such a shame."
Then she took out a notebook she had brought with her. "Wang, could I get your autograph?"
Wang Yi glanced at the notebook and shook his head. "Sorry, I don't sign notebooks."
Diana still looked a little disappointed. "Actually, I have one of your jerseys in my car. I was in such a hurry that I forgot about it. How about..."
Diana leaned over from the passenger seat toward Wang Yi, moving much closer to him, and said, "Could you sign my shirt instead?"
Wang Yi looked at the woman's clothes.
There wasn't much fabric to begin with. If he signed it while she was sitting like that, the only place he