If they could add one more twist at the end, it would make the story even better.
For example, after these two finished fighting, they could discover that they had been desk mates for six whole years in elementary school, separated long ago.
Wouldn't that make it even more exciting?
The reporters were doing the same thing now. They wanted to find conflict, because conflict was what made a story interesting.
That was why reporters always tried to stir things up during interviews.
They loved seeing a commotion.
When Wang Yi heard the reporters' questions, he didn't look at Wang Jianhua, but he listened carefully to what his father would say next.
Normally, Wang Jianhua would definitely be unhappy with what he'd done. If they'd been at home, he might even have scolded him outright.
But what about now?
Wang Jianhua cleared his throat and began:
"You all know that when he gives his word, he keeps it. Whatever he says he'll do, he'll do. So I'm looking forward to seeing him work another miracle next season."
Wang Yi turned toward his father in surprise.
He couldn't see Wang Jianhua's eyes, but from his father's profile, he could tell there was no anger in his voice.
That was a first.
He took another careful look, trying to tell whether Wang Jianhua was holding back because so many reporters were present, or whether he truly wasn't angry.
But Wang Jianhua didn't look at him, and his profile alone didn't give anything away.
At least Wang Jianhua had said in front of all those reporters that he was looking forward to seeing him achieve such a miracle. That gave Wang Yi a little encouragement.
In that case, he'd do whatever it took to accomplish the feat of winning 98 games next season!