When Ye Chen saw this, he turned and gave Ke An a few instructions.
Ke An nodded, then quietly hurried down from the signing stage and walked over to the fan in the waiting area, saying a few words to him.
The male fan's anxious expression instantly turned to excitement and gratitude, his eyes full of anticipation as he looked at Ye Chen.
After signing albums for three fans, Ye Chen stood up and stepped down from the signing stage, walking over to the male fan and stopping in front of him.
The male fan excitedly tried to stand up from his wheelchair. "Ye Chen, thank you. I'm sorry to make you come down from the stage. I accidentally hurt my leg while playing basketball a few days ago."
Ye Chen quickly pressed him down gently, crouching so that he could meet the fan's eyes at the same level.
The male fan was even more touched. He had never expected Ye Chen to be so considerate and down-to-earth, treating his fans so well. No wonder Ye Chen was so popular—his character was absolutely top-notch.
Ye Chen smiled. "I should be the one thanking you. Thank you for supporting me and for insisting on coming to my signing event even though you're injured. Is your leg okay?"
"It's fine. It won't affect my ability to play ball in the future. I really like your songs. You sing so well—your songs have given me so much encouragement and moved me deeply. They're my spiritual nourishment. Supporting you is what I should do.
"This is a gift for you. I didn't know what you liked, but basketball is my favorite thing, so I brought you my favorite basketball. I don't know if you'll like it." The fan took out a carefully wrapped basketball