boyutpedia Chapter 233, First Weekly Best of the Week
Chapter 233, First Weekly Best of the Week
Wang Xiucheng flicked Kelly's head and said in a deep voice, "Drive quickly."
Kylie Jenner could only snort coldly to express her displeasure.
But she still started the car and fastened her seatbelt.
Suddenly she paused slightly, then turned her head with a smile.
Wang Xiucheng was not wearing a seatbelt.
So Kelly stretched out her body, reached for the seatbelt on the outside of the somewhat tired Wang Xiucheng, and then fastened it for him.
But Kelly, after fastening her seatbelt, didn't come back; she just stayed still.
"I'm tired from driving, Kelly," Wang Xiucheng said helplessly again.
Kelly pretended not to hear. About ten seconds later, Wang Xiucheng flicked her again, which made Kelly rub her forehead and get up to drive.
Wang Xiucheng didn't know how Courtney calculated the "ten-minute walk" to her house.
With his eyes closed, Wang Xiucheng felt that Kelly had been driving for over an hour.
She seemed to have wandered around Beverly Hills before arriving at Courtney's house.
By this time, it was already getting light.
Wang Xiucheng got out of the car yawning, and before entering the villa, he bent his phone with his hand.
Kelly parked the car and came over again to take Wang Xiucheng's hand.
"Kelly, stop messing around." Wang Xiucheng seemed angry.
Kelly snorted again, but this time she was much more obedient.
I rang the doorbell, and the door opened quickly.
Kourtney, Kim Kardashian, and Jenner were all standing in front of the door.
Jenna looked worried, but her expression softened the moment she saw Wang Xiucheng.
Wang Xiucheng stared at Kim Kardashian's face for a few seconds.
Kim Kardashian looked at Kylie with a guilty conscience, avoiding eye contact with Wang Xiucheng, and asked with concern, "Why are you so late?"
"I'm going back to bed."
Wang Xiucheng said something, then stepped forward and took Jenna's hand, leading her into the house.
Why is my phone still off?
Jenna led Wang Xiucheng into her room and asked.
Wang Xiucheng kissed his sleeping daughter on the cheek and then took out his phone.
"I forgot to bring it with me when I was filming, and that's how it ended up like this," Wang Xiucheng said without batting an eye.
He dared not say that Kelly had deliberately turned off the phone.
Hearing Wang Xiucheng say that, Jenna breathed a sigh of relief.
But then I thought about it and something seemed off. Why would someone bring their phone while filming?
The director or the production assistant should have reminded them of this.
Just as I was about to ask another question, Wang Xiucheng's soft snoring began.
Jenna could only stop talking, cover Wang Xiucheng with the blanket, sit on the edge of the bed, look at Wang Xiucheng, then look at her daughter, lost in thought.
……
"What? You didn't do anything all night? Aren't you usually quite clever?"
Kim Kardashian looked at her youngest sister with some surprise.
Kelly covered her face, somewhat annoyed, and said, "I didn't dare. I circled around Beverly Hills several times, but I still didn't dare."
“I’m afraid he’ll think I’m a…bad woman,” Kelly said, her eyes reddening.
Kim Kardashian sighed. She had waited a long time for this opportunity to arrange for Wang Xiucheng and Kelly to be alone together.
If I had known this girl wouldn't do anything, I would have preferred to take matters into my own hands!
Kim Kardashian knew from the look Wang Xiucheng gave her that he had noticed something.
"You should get some rest."
Kim Kardashian, seeing that Kylie herself seemed somewhat remorseful, stopped pressing for details and instead advised, "At least he didn't dislike you, and he even helped you cover up the phone incident."
Upon hearing this, Kelly's somewhat downcast mood improved considerably.
……
The evening of July 11.
Staples Center.
In fact, the Staples Center, the arena shared by the Lakers and Clippers, has been renamed the CryptoNet Center.
But for fans, they are still more used to calling this place the Staples Center.
However, for the Clippers, their time here is running out.
Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has invested over $20 billion in a new arena, which is expected to be operational in 24.
Then the Clippers will have their own arena, and they won't have to share one with the Lakers anymore, like they're living there.
When Staples Center is mentioned now, most people's first reaction is that it's the Lakers' home arena.
As for the Clippers, who cares?
Interestingly, when the new arena was under construction, Knicks owner Dolan said that Ballmer's arena was affecting his nearby music venue and wouldn't allow it to be built.
They also sued Ballmer.
Ballmer was furious and didn't want to talk to Dolan at all.
They directly assigned lawyers to discuss the acquisition of the music venue.
It is said that it cost 4 million, and Ballmer eventually acquired the music venue.
This allowed the Clippers' new arena to be built as planned.
Ballmer, who attends every game without fail, was also seated in his seat today, watching his players warm up.
Kawhi Leonard was sitting at the back of the bench, but unlike others, he was dressed in a suit and tie, clearly indicating he was injured.
Ballmer was helpless against Leonard, who was always plagued by injuries.
Is Kawhi Leonard strong?
That's incredibly powerful!
But what's the point if you can't play?
Ballmer then looked towards the opponent's basket, where the Chinese teenager had just made a rather exaggerated three-pointer that missed the target entirely.
The basketball hit Watanabe Yuta squarely on the head while he was being interviewed by a Japanese reporter.
Watanabe Yuta shrank back when he was hit, glanced back, and saw Wang Xiucheng raising his hand sheepishly. So Watanabe picked up the basketball and threw it back to Wang Xiucheng, then continued to accept the interview from the beautiful reporter as if nothing had happened.
Last year, Ballmer, like other teams, competed for Wang Xiucheng's services.
But the Clippers, lacking any significant assets, are naturally only interested in participating.
He didn't expect Wang Xiucheng to improve so dramatically this season.
It's so exaggerated that Wang Xiucheng has already won his first Player of the Week award in his career after playing for less than a month.
And it's far ahead in the odds for the "Most Improved Player" award in Las Vegas.
Following the Nets' game against the Knicks, the league announced several awards.
This includes last week's Player of the Week.
Coincidentally, the players who won the best player award in the East and West were George of the Clippers and Wang Xiucheng of the Nets.
The Nets played four games last week, with a record of three wins and one loss. In addition to Wang Xiucheng being named Player of the Week, Durant was also nominated for Player of the Week.
This marks the third consecutive time the two have been nominated for Game of the Week, a record that is unprecedented.
Wang Xiucheng is in the East, and George is in the West.
乔治上周场均得到33分5.8篮板5.5助攻，带领快船取得3胜1负战绩。
Wang Xiucheng averaged 32.1 points, 11.3 assists, 1.9 rebounds, and 2.2 steals per game last week.
In these four games, Wang Xiucheng broke the record for the youngest player to score 50 points in a single game against the Nets and Wizards, and also tied his own record of 17 assists.
Therefore, this Player of the Week award is well-deserved.
It's just a shame for Durant; despite 30.8 points, 8.8 rebounds, and 6.5 assists, he didn't win Player of the Week.