After reviewing his records, Wang Yi took a closer look at when the kid had developed psychological problems.
He found that it had happened during his senior year of college, after an elimination game in March Madness. He had suffered an injury, and the psychological problems had followed.
Wang Yi looked into it further and found a recording of that game.
After watching the whole game, he had a pretty good idea of what was going on.
Then he called a current NBA player to confirm his suspicions.
At last, a smile spread across his face.
When Nicole saw Wang Yi's brow relax, she breathed a sigh of relief too.
She immediately handed Wang Yi a cup of hot tea, then wrapped her arms around him from behind the sofa and asked, "Have you figured out what to do?"
Wang Yi turned off his phone screen and nodded. "Yeah. How could your husband not have a solution?"
Nicole pressed a gentle kiss to his forehead. "But with your nine NBA championships, nine FMVPs, and five MVPs, isn't it a little inappropriate for you to go up against some streetball player? I know you'd win, but even if you did, people would say it wasn't a fair fight."
Wang Yi looked back at Nicole. "Don't worry. I know what I'm doing."
The next afternoon, at the basketball court in front of the Wang Family Village committee building.
Uncle Wang, Wang Liang, and Wang Liang's mother had arrived by six.
It was August, and it was still very hot after six.
But Uncle Wang thought that since Wang Yi was coming to assess his son's physical abilities, they should show their enthusiasm. Besides, it was always good to get ready early. So the whole family had come to the court.
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