Yao Ming, Our Boston's Doors Are Always Open to You

While waiting for their opponent, the Boston Celtics enjoyed a brief break.

During that time, Coach Jack did not arrange any team practices. He knew very well that, in their pursuit of the record during the regular season, every player had endured a certain degree of wear and tear.

Goodwin in particular, despite getting some rest in April, truly felt utterly exhausted compared to other seasons.

Therefore, Coach Jack decided to let the players fully relax and recover so they could face the upcoming Eastern Conference Semifinals in their best condition.

Goodwin chose to stay home with his daughters while also taking responsibility for driving them to and from school.

Something amusing happened during this time. Danielle had always been her older sister Alissa's little shadow, but after Alissa started school and Danielle was left alone, she kept crying and asked her mother whether her sister had abandoned her.

Anne Hathaway could not help laughing when she heard that. She gently stroked Danielle's head and comforted her. "Your sister just went to school."

Then, she patiently explained to Danielle what going to school meant.

Danielle blinked her big eyes. She seemed to understand a little, but she was still somewhat confused.

Although she stopped crying, her gaze kept drifting toward the front door, eagerly awaiting the moment her sister returned.

When school ended that afternoon and Alissa happily stepped through the front door, Danielle immediately ran over and tightly hugged her, as though afraid Alissa would leave again. Tears welled up in her eyes once more.

This time, Anne Hathaway spent a long while trying to soothe Danielle, but to no avail.

However, when Alissa walked up to Danielle and sternly scolded, "Little sister, no crying!"

The suppressive force of their bloodline took effect instantly, and Danielle immediately stopped crying.