“I thought I was hallucinating just now.”
“You weren’t hallucinating or daydreaming. It really happened!”
After they finished talking, there was a wave of cheers from Class F. Meanwhile, Dexter, Tyler, Luke and Leo, shook their heads in awe. Since when did the Boss learn how to play basketball? How is she so good at it?
Even the referee announced excitedly, “What a beautiful backhand! I can’t believe that Class A’s Dennis didn’t stop Class F’s Janet from scoring. It was beautiful and amazing! It’s true that women are not inferior to men!” Then, he continued, “That marks the end of the third quarter. Class F is now in the lead.” As they played, the coordination between The Beasts and Janet got better and better. Meanwhile, players from Class A stood stiffly as they stared at Janet, as if their feet were stuck in cement.
In the next two quarters, Class F won the game with a series of feigns and dunks. It was at that exact moment that a gust of evening breeze blew past and all the players from Class A froze. They couldn’t believe that four dwarfs and a girl beautifully executed such perfect movements. Emily’s lips trembled slightly as she muttered, “S-Since when did Janet learn how to play basketball?” Madelaine slapped her thigh in frustration and yelled, “Why are the players from our class standing there frozen like zombies?”
The other girls sat still and their mouths were opened so wide in shock that an egg could fit in. And with that, Janet and The Beasts high-fived and calmly walked away from the court. When their classmates saw them walking off, they hurriedly handed them bottles of water, though Janet hesitated for a moment before taking it.
“Wow! You were awesome, Janet!” Abby exclaimed excitedly with her hands holding her face. However, Janet’s expression remained blank as she swallowed a mouthful of water. When she finished drinking and looked down, she noticed her classmates were staring at her starry eyed. Janet was speechless. What’s happening? Why are they exaggerating? I only played as I normally do!
Pushing up her glasses, Daisy pulled out her phone and coughed delicately before saying, “Fortunately, I recorded the whole game.”
“What?” The students of Class F all turned to look at their class teacher and hurriedly leaned close while screaming excitedly, “Miss Daisy, I want to watch! I want to watch it!” Everyone huddled together, looking at the beautiful posture of the girl on screen as they clicked their tongues and shook their heads. “I’m absolutely starstruck!”
Seeing the students of Class F huddled together discussing the game, The Beasts pulled Janet to the side. Dexter then asked, “Boss, where did you learn to play basketball like that?” Then, Tyler chimed in, “How did you know those movements?”
Hearing that, Janet replied, “I’ve never learned it!”
Leo countered, “How can you be so good at it when you’ve never learned it before?”
Shaking her head, Janet calmly said, “Maybe I know these movements subconsciously!”
When players from Class A heard Janet’s words, they couldn’t help but curse and mock, “Your subconscious knows how to play basketball?”
Janet turned around and looked at them with a cold glare. “Congratulations, you’ve lost to a girl!” The players from Class A wanted to rebuke but they couldn’t. She was right. They were professional athletes in the making but they lost to a girl. If word about this got out, they would definitely be laughed at!
“Let’s go! Aren’t you embarrassed enough?” Dennis said as he glared at his teammates angrily. At first, he planned to beat Class F through this competition so that Janet would look at him with admiration. However, at that moment, it appeared that his initial plan was impossible. Following that, all the players from Class A left the scene. Meanwhile, Class F’s students were still talking about Janet’s amazing moves.
Abby joined in and praised, “Janet is like a goddess! Look at her posture… she’s so beautiful!”
“Wait, look!” Suddenly, a student who was watching the video screamed and said, “Look! This player from Class A secretly used his leg to trip Janet.”
“Oh my, you’re right! No wonder Janet lost a few points during the second quarter of the game. This guy from Class A is so shameless!”
“Why didn’t Janet call him out on the spot?”
“Of course it’s because she wanted to end the match as soon as possible. What other reason could there be?”
