After the NBA All-Star Game came to an end, Goodwin did not rush back to Boston like the other players.
After all, his team's first game following the All-Star break was scheduled for the night of the 20th, which meant they still had a full four days to spare before tip-off.
So, Goodwin decided to take his beloved family and spend another two days enjoying bustling New York.
And so, the family fully enjoyed all the joy and surprises that this city that never slept had to offer.
(Grado: What about me?)
Time flew by, and before they knew it, it was the evening of the 18th.
Goodwin and his family set off on their return journey and finally made it back to familiar Boston.
However, the moment they entered the house, Grado burst into tears at the sight of his family after being apart from them for so long, crying so hard he could barely speak.
His sudden sobbing instantly broke everyone's hearts. The whole family gathered around him, constantly comforting and coaxing him in gentle voices.
Even the usually lively Alissa sisters hurriedly took out the Harry Potter-themed gifts they had brought back from New York and handed them to Grado, hoping to distract him with those cute little items.
After a long and patient round of comforting, Grado's torrential tears finally began to subside.
However, as for Grado's crying fit, Goodwin, as his father, had a completely different attitude.
He seemed rather unconcerned. If his wife Anne Hathaway and the others had not been present, Goodwin might have already barked at Grado to stop crying immediately. "You're a man—what's there to cry about?!"
And if Grado still refused to listen and kept crying and fussing, Goodwin silently thought that he could just cry all he wanted. Goodwin