She Left She Thrived She’s Worth Billions novel Chapter 1142

With that thought in mind, Melanie silently prayed, begging whatever gods were listening to let The Gladiators win.

The subsequent momentum of the game unfolded exactly as she had envisioned.

Not only did The Wildcats fail to mount a heroic comeback, but they practically crumbled under the pressure.

Sam Harrison played with flawless consistency, rallying his team to push harder with every quarter, and the point deficit between the two teams violently expanded.

Ultimately, The Gladiators crushed The Wildcats by a margin of over thirty points.

A faction of The Wildcats' fans in the arena had already resorted to screaming profanities in sheer frustration.

However, Emberton was The Gladiators' home turf, and Sam himself was born and raised in the city.

Consequently, the most deafening roar in the stadium was the thunderous applause celebrating their championship victory.

"You're a god, Sam Harrison!"

Beside her, Daphne had screamed until her voice was completely hoarse.

Even though she was fully aware that amidst the chaotic stands, there was zero chance any player on the court could decipher her voice or notice an individual fan.

She still screamed with absolute, unbridled joy.

"I love you, Sam!"

Just like countless other obsessed fans in the crowd, Daphne shouted the words without a shred of restraint.

Melanie couldn't help but laugh, murmuring to herself:

"I really wish Everett could see this exact moment! Our girl doesn't need him to survive."

Even though the "love" Daphne felt for her idol was entirely different from her feelings for Everett.

Melanie genuinely wanted Everett to witness this version of her friend.

Dressed down in a t-shirt and jeans, screaming "I love you" to a basketball player in a packed stadium—this was the vibrant Daphne she had always known.

When she was dating Everett, she had repressed her true nature far too much.

With the match concluded, the stadium lights flared to full brightness for the trophy presentation.

Melanie casually turned her head, only to freeze completely in her seat.

"You finally realized I was sitting here!"

The man seated directly beside her let out a wry chuckle, his tone laced with a hint of playful grievance.

Melanie's eyes went wide with absolute shock.

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