A considerable number of dford High students ca to watch the ga in person this ti, especially Mike's classmates, who, after identifying themselves, were specially allowed to enter the venue and celebrate together.
Mia, Regina, and Paige were all among them.
Seeing Mike free at the mont, Mia was the first to run over and give him a hug.
At the sa ti, Regina was also captivated by Mike's dazzling charm today and instinctively walked to his other side and hugged him.
The scene of Mike with a girl on each arm was then captured by the reporters' caras.
When Mike led the dford Team to a strong victory in the Sumr League championship today, it was already destined that he would beco a household "star" within Texas for a period of ti.
At the sa ti, his "spirit of struggle" would even beco a "totem" for many people to follow.
And for such a rising superstar, his gossip news would certainly have a market.
Many reporters had even thought of headlines for the gossip news.
"Shock! The Amazing Kid and His Princesses."
"The Amazing Kid and the Stories He Has to Tell with the Girls!!"
"The Secret of the Amazing Kid's Magic!" …
Never trust the professional ethics of reporters who only want to create a big news story.
Mike naturally didn't know what the reporters were up to; after a mont of tenderness with the two girls, he went among the dford students who were eagerly watching and high-fived them in celebration.
"Mike, congratulations, you did it, you beca a hero…"
When Mike was free again, Jack from the state television station ca over and offered his congratulations.
"Thanks." Mike stepped forward and hugged him as well.
The two had known each other for over a year and were now considered "comrades in arms."
"Another good news is that your docuntary should be on TV next Friday. In the coming period, you will definitely beco the hottest 'star' in Texas," Jack said with a smile.
The reason Mike's docuntary was produced so quickly this ti was also due to Jack's gamble.
Yes, a few weeks ago, Jack bet that Mike would be able to lead the dford Team into the finals, and it was from that ti that he had already rallied his colleagues in the sa group to start producing the docuntary.
As the saying goes, opportunities are always for those who are prepared.
Fortunately, Jack had gambled correctly again this ti.
In fact, things developed even better than he had imagined.
As Mike's popularity continues to rise, the credit for producing that docuntary will also beco Jack's capital for further advancent at the television station.
Next, Jack briefly discussed the sales of Mike's posters before leaving in a hurry.
He needed to return to the television station as soon as possible to fully implent the docuntary project.
The celebration at the Texas Stadium continued for over an hour before Mike, along with his teammates and the teachers and students of dford, boarded the bus and began their journey back.
At the dford campus, many students who had watched the Sumr League at ho had also gathered, just waiting for the football team to return to celebrate again.
It can only be said that football is indeed the most popular sport in Arica, with an unimaginable influence.
When the bus convoy entered the campus, the students waiting there surrounded the convoy like a zombie siege.
"Everyone, listen to , our team mbers need to rest, the celebration will be later…"
The great honor the football team brought to the school made Principal Tom radiate a second youth.
At this mont, he stood on the bus, beaming, and announced to the students below: "Next Friday, a grand bonfire party will be held on campus to thank all mbers of the football team for the honor they have won for the school. You can bring your friends and family to join this carnival."
It must be said that Tom is indeed worthy of being Principal Tom.
By leveraging the football team's montum to hold a collective event to share the glory at school, it's easy to foster a sense of belonging and identity among students towards the school.
With this, perhaps in more than ten years, many students from this graduating class will still rember this sumr.
Upon hearing that the celebration was set for next Friday, the surrounding students cheered for a while, then temporarily let go of the recently returned mbers of the football team.
Days passed, and in the following week, the football team mbers beca the most popular people in school.
Many students even sought out Mike in groups for autographs, out of admiration for him.
After a few days of ferntation, Mike had truly beco a popular "star."
At the sa ti, to prepare for Friday's celebration, various ribbons and banners were gradually hung around the campus.
Various clubs and classes also began urgently rehearsing performances, preparing to perform at Friday's celebration.
And as ti passed, the students' enthusiasm for the celebration was no less than their love for Christmas.
Finally, as Friday afternoon arrived, the venue setup, program arrangents, safety, props, costus, etc., for the celebration were all complete.
A makeshift stage, looking quite professional, appeared in the center of the school's sports field. Lighting, curtains, stage design, etc., all showed considerable effort.
It was clear that the school had invested a lot of funds for this celebration.
As night fell, the sports field was already packed with people who had co to celebrate, including students from the school and many new faces.
According to Principal Tom's idea, this celebration today did not exclude outsiders from participating.
"Good evening, distinguished guests and friends…"
With the opening remarks, Instructor Tim appeared on stage as the host.
After a brief exchange of pleasantries, Principal Tom was invited onto the stage to give a speech.
Then, Principal Tom and the host together extended an invitation for all mbers of the football team, today's protagonists, to co onto the stage.
Amidst the audience's applause, dozens of team mbers in football uniforms erged from the crowd and went to the center of the stage to receive cheers from everyone.
Next, George, in a sharp suit, and his assistant coach also walked onto the stage from one side.
Following this was a series of speeches of gratitude.
Among them, George and the team's current captain, Mike, received special attention.
This segnt was the main event of the evening and therefore took a long ti.
And out of love for the team, the audience offered continuous warm applause during this segnt.
After all the team mbers had given their speeches, the party moved into the performance segnt.
"Next, the perforrs of the first act are outstanding alumni who just left the school this year. They are a group that has swept the nation with a youthful storm this sumr…"
After the lengthy introduction, Tim said loudly, "Please welco The Plastics to bring us their song performance, 'Love Story'."
The Plastics, with the help of several hit songs Mike wrote for them, successfully released their first album, "Town Girl," this sumr.
With their youthful and beautiful appearance and fresh song style, they ignited a youthful storm across the nation.
From the album's release to now, in just over three months, their album sales have accumulated over six hundred thousand copies.
This is almost unimaginable for a new group.
Given their current achievents, even though Regina and the other two did not actually receive their high school diplomas, dford High has already listed them as honorary alumni.
Mike, who was sitting with Mia below the stage, had been feeling increasingly uneasy listening to the host's words, and sure enough, when he looked up, he saw three beautiful girls walk out from behind the stage curtain.
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