Zhou Ze was shocked.
As a Kobe hater in his previous life, he knew very well that Kobe's second daughter—Gianna, the one who had once said, "I'll inherit my father's legacy"—was born on May 1, 2006.
It was currently December 13, 2005.
But what Zhou Ze had not expected was that Vanessa was carrying twins.
And they were fraternal twins—a boy and a girl.
When Zhou Ze had previously visited Kobe's home, he had noticed Vanessa's slightly rounded belly, but he had not asked too much about it.
After all, as someone reborn into this world, he had thought he knew how things would unfold.
But who would have thought...
Vanessa was actually carrying fraternal twins this time.
"Zhou, why don't you help us think of one too?" Vanessa said with a smile.
"Him?" Kobe rolled his eyes, clearly unimpressed by Zhou Ze's naming ability.
"I attended the University of North Carolina. May I ask where you studied..." Zhou Ze asked with a curious look.
The muscles at the corners of Kobe's mouth twitched.
Seeing Kobe get stumped, Vanessa could not help laughing.
But eager to defend her husband, she did not forget to say, "Actually, a lot of universities invited Kobe back then."
What Vanessa said was true.
In 1996, when the NBA was generally much older, teams did not trust high school players.
Yet Kobe had still become a lottery pick, especially as a guard.
A high school prodigy was no joke.
Vanessa's words immediately opened a new door for Kobe, and he promptly looked at Zhou Ze with a touch of pride.
"I got A's in seven college courses..." Zhou Ze added in a faint tone.
"It's getting late. Eat up. We still have training this afternoon." Having been mocked by Zhou Ze over academics, Kobe immediately