"This man doesn't need an invitation!" Goodwin said, glancing over the concert guest list his agent Rose had given him and gesturing at one of the names.
Of course, Goodwin still remembered his promise to the fans. After winning the championship, he immediately had Rose start making arrangements.
Naturally, the venue would be TD Garden. As for tickets, Goodwin planned to distribute them through a lottery. He had no intention of making any profit from this concert.
The concert would run for three days. Besides performing himself, Goodwin would invite major Grammy singers to participate, and of course, he would pay them.
After all, Goodwin had no intention of owing anyone a favor.
Agent Rose then handed Goodwin the final guest list for the concert, allowing him to conduct the final review.
"He's the biggest name in rap. Are you sure you don't want to invite him?" Rose asked, looking puzzled.
Rose was referring to Sean Combs, whose nickname was Diddy.
However, Goodwin dismissed it and replied, "So what if he's that big? His character is garbage."
Goodwin had long since learned of the man's vile conduct. Through memories from his previous life, he knew that Diddy had committed countless misdeeds.
He had no desire to associate too much with someone like that, because he understood the man's true nature.
After all, he wasn't LeBron James!
Moreover, Goodwin had always lived by one principle: if no one offends me, I won't offend them; but if anyone offends me, I will strike back.
If that guy dared to provoke him, he would never show mercy. He would make him pay without hesitation.
Over the years, Goodwin had not only achieved brilliant success in basketball, but had also built a vast business empire, with his career flourishing by the day.
As his