He ignored all the interviews and celebrations outside, directly having his lawyer handle the island's transfer paperwork.
He had had his eye on the island for a long time. It was remote, quiet, and rarely saw outsiders. Though it was not cheap, the price meant nothing to him now.
Within a few days, all the paperwork was complete. Once the contract was signed and the money transferred, the island officially became his.
Wang Yi packed a few things, then quietly flew over with Baiyin, Keke, Anjiali, Nicole, and his family before taking a boat to the island.
The island was not large. Its beach was soft, its seawater clean, and it had plenty of trees. It was simply a peaceful place.
There were no reporters, no fans, no games, and no endless training or injuries.
After arriving on the island, Wang Yi found a spot beneath the shade of a tree and sat down. With the sea breeze blowing over him, his whole body suddenly relaxed.
After fighting on the court for so many years, he had never felt so at ease.
His family strolled around nearby, looked at the sea, and moved some belongings. No one made much noise.
Nicole and Keke splashed around at the shore, laughing happily.
Wang Yi sat there watching them, with only one thought in his heart:
At last, I can get some proper rest.
He had no particular plans for the days ahead.
He slept until he woke naturally in the morning, ate something simple at noon, then either sat by the sea spacing out in the afternoon or took a walk with his family.
His foot was completely fine. He no longer had to think about games, scores, or injuries.
Baiyin occasionally helped him condition his body again, using nothing more than