Although Avada and Gianna were fraternal twins, born only two minutes apart, Gianna's basketball talent was clearly superior to Avada's.
Avada was molded from the same cast as Kobe. Even his hand size, wingspan, and athletic gifts had been inherited from Kobe.
Gianna, however, was different. She had large hands, long arms, and exceptional coordination.
While the adults ate barbecue and chatted, Gianna led the children off to climb trees.
Zhou Ze's precious son—Zhou Yan—had even more outrageous physical gifts. After all... his parents, Zhou Ze and Sharapova, were both world-class athletes.
"Wow, Kobe... Gianna is amazing. Has she started learning basketball already?" P. J. Tucker asked as he watched Gianna become the first to climb up the tree.
Up in the tree, Gianna was cheering on Avada, Zhou Yan, and the others below.
"Avada, Super Fry is younger than you, yet you can't even climb faster than him," Gianna said.
At that moment, Zhou Ze took a bite from a roasted lamb leg, and an almost imperceptible smile appeared at the corner of his mouth.
Of course...
Kobe's sharp eyes still caught it.
Yet what surprised Zhou Ze was that Kobe, who was fiercely competitive, showed no reaction on his face.
"Gianna has already started getting into basketball..."
"She has a great feel for the ball. She's a natural perimeter scorer."
Kobe spoke with an expression full of pride.
"Wow, Gianna really is talented. What a shame she's a girl. If Gianna had been a boy like Avada, that would've been perfect. She definitely could've inherited your legacy and become a great basketball player," P. J. Tucker said regretfully.
As soon as he finished speaking, the Lakers players all nodded subconsciously—except Zhou Ze.
Not far away, Gianna had just climbed down from the tree. She stared stubbornly