LeBron James nodded. "Of course."
"One small thing can affect everything. A player like you isn't merely historic—you're the only Unrivaled Superstar in history."
"Everything you do has a huge impact. Many of your business partnerships are rooted in Toronto, and plenty of brands and connections are spread throughout Canada."
"If you leave Toronto, it'll certainly set off a chain reaction."
"As you say in China, one small thing can affect everything."
"And if you decide to go to Los Angeles, there's a lot of preparation to do."
"Your team will need to lay the groundwork in Los Angeles and handle all kinds of coordination. That'll take a tremendous amount of manpower, resources, and money, so naturally, you need to think it through carefully."
"But Wang, as someone who's been through this myself, I have one piece of advice for you."
"When you're considering it, you should take your family's feelings into account too."
"You need to plan for a better life for them and a better environment for your children to grow up in. That's something worth weighing carefully."
Wang Yi nodded thoughtfully.
He picked up the wineglass in front of him and gently swirled the red wine inside.
The soft light in the banquet hall cast a warm glow over everyone.
The Saudi King broke the brief silence at just the right moment.
"Wang, try these lamb chops. They're prepared the traditional way here, slow-roasted over date-palm wood. I'm sure they'll taste different from what you're used to."
Wang Yi thanked him with a smile, cut off a small piece, and tasted it. The rich meatiness mingled with a hint of date-palm fragrance, making for a truly distinctive flavor.
James chimed in too.
"I've had plenty of Middle Eastern food, but this is the first time I've tasted