Volume 4: Golden State Prosperity

Volume 4: The Golden State Golden Age — Chapter 676: Then I'll Leave It to You. Although the house she lived in was not a mansion, Leonard had arranged everything for Robertson, including a housekeeper to handle the cooking. Dennis had come to visit Robertson this time, and since she was happy, she decided to cook herself. A trace of embarrassment appeared on Dennis's face as he vaguely asked, "What is it?" Diligent training and a hardworking attitude were the most crucial reasons Leonard continued to improve every season. "Don't overthink it. Just train hard and leave everything else to me. We absolutely can't let this slide—I'll make sure you get an explanation!" After finishing a day of training, Leonard dragged his exhausted body home. The one who greeted him at the door was his uncle, Dennis. Dennis said resentfully, "You're hopeless!" Leaning back against the soft sofa and watching TV, Leonard said indifferently, "..." Hearing this, Leonard felt very helpless. Dennis urged him once more from the side, and only then did he stop saying anything. The combined persuasion of his uncle and mother finally made Leonard resolve himself. He nodded lightly and said, "..." Other teams would never provide such an ideal environment for growth to a blue-collar player who had only started playing basketball in his teens and could barely dribble. Robertson smiled. "Mom, why are you cooking again..." At that moment, Robertson carried two plates of food into the dining room and overheard their conversation. "But there are rumors—just rumors—that Durant really wants to join the Warriors." The two chatted for a while longer before Dennis suddenly let out a long sigh. "Wait a little longer. Dinner will be ready soon!" "Oh? Really?" Leonard was intrigued. "Do you have any more specific information? Which team does