Chapter 253: Eyes on Los Angeles.
After pushing through the championship ceremony with sheer willpower, Han Sen was taken to a local hospital. Riding with him in the ambulance was none other than Anjali Ranadive.
Anjali had rushed to Miami the moment she learned Han was running a fever. She'd watched the entire game tonight with her heart in her throat. But in the end, all the pain and sacrifice were worth it for Han Sen.
He didn't just secure a dynasty.
For a woman who loved basketball, what could be more fulfilling than witnessing the performance of a god on the court—especially when that god happened to be her boyfriend? To someone like Anjali, who had never lacked for anything growing up, Han Sen had become an intoxicating addiction.
Of course, Anjali wasn't the only one who went to the hospital. Chris Wallace, Coach Joerger, Rudy Gay, and Zach Randolph all drove there later.
"Enjoy the best moment of your lives. You don't need to be here for me right now," Han told Rudy and the others, shooing them off with a grin.
Eventually, only Anjali and Wallace stayed behind in the room. Wallace hesitated, glancing at Han, until Han nodded for him to speak.
"I'll be resigning after the championship parade," Wallace announced, stunning Han.
Leaving right before me?
Wallace quickly explained. "I don't want to be remembered as the guy who traded away the greatest player in league history."
The reason sounded absurd but also entirely genuine.