Eveleigh's training had already ended.
Three days later, it was time for the sports meet, which was held at the San Diego campus for a week.
Chen Zhao was reluctant, but since he'd already promised Wright, he could only go as the leader.
"Fali, let's go to San Diego together." Chen Zhao really didn't want to be away from home for a week and not see Fali and Gerlyn.
So, he wanted to go with Fali and Gerlyn.
"Okay, okay, I'll go."
Chen Zhao had told Fali many times already.
Fali really didn't understand why Chen Zhao would accept the job if he didn't want to go.
Chen Zhao couldn't help it. Wright just liked to take advantage of her seniority.
Wright didn't speak often, but when she did, it was usually an opportunity. Chen Zhao couldn't reject her.
She'd also stayed in China for more than a decade. She knew Sun Tzu's Art of War too well.
She knew how to play hard to get. Chen Zhao really couldn't beat her.
"I'm going to San Diego tomorrow," Chen Zhao said. "You go on the 27th."
Chen Zhao had to go earlier because he was the leader. He couldn't go on the day of the competition.
Chen Zhao had to arrange accommodations for the participating students and understand the competition process.
The students were all adults, but they were still students of the school.
The school still had to be responsible for them. For example, he had to manage and implement the rules and regulations during the competition.
The sports day wasn't a professional sports day, but it received a lot of attention.
This was because every school more or less had a few star students.
For example, UCLA's Eveleigh and Tiger.
Eveleigh didn't need to be mentioned. She was a world-class athlete.
Speaking of American athletes, Eveleigh couldn't be avoided.
She was the holder of many world records and the first swimming legend to break the men's world record.
Tiger was the WBA gold belt winner last year. He also received a lot of attention.
Tiger's journey in the WBA had been too outstanding.
He didn't lose a single one of his 13 matches.
Six of them were KO'd in the first round.
His average time was less than 15 minutes.
One of the famous boxers had even been hit by Tiger's heavy punches and had to retire from the boxing world.
Of course, there was another reason. Last year, an underground dealer had tried to manipulate Tiger's matches.
Tiger's tough counterattack was also praised by many boxing enthusiasts. They thought that he was a sportsmanlike athlete who was not afraid of power.
Eveleigh and Tiger were both star athletes.
Because of their participation in the competition, there were sponsors and TV stations broadcasting it live.
The other schools had many star students too. There were even one or two student athletes who were as famous as Tiger.
It had to be said that the United States' sports training was nurtured from a young age, and it permeated into the hearts of every citizen.
In this regard, the other countries probably couldn't catch up.
However, there was no way to compare them. Take China for example, the number of stadiums was different.
All the stadiums and basketball courts in the country had basically been occupied by square dancing.
In addition, in addition to the participating students, there were also a few cheerleaders who were going to support them.
These cheerleaders were basically the most popular girls in the school.
There were also some students who went to cheer for their classmates.
Chen Zhao had to manage all of this.
The next day, Chen Zhao went to school.
There were ten buses parked in the school's parking lot.
The coaches or PE teachers of each sport were managing the students.
Chen Zhao couldn't manage more than a hundred students by himself.
Therefore, there were still some coaches helping him.
For example, Robert. He was now Chen Zhao's confidant.
The little tricks that the other coaches were up to were all passed on to Chen Zhao by Robert.
The coaches hated Chen Zhao to death, but they hated Robert even more.
They felt that Robert was a traitor.
"Are the students all here?"
"More than ten students already said that they'll go to San Diego by themselves. Among the students who didn't report, only the track and field club is missing one person."
Because Los Angeles wasn't far from San Diego, some students didn't want to squeeze in the buses. They wanted to drive themselves. Chen Zhao didn't care about this. They just had to be there on the day of the competition.
Chen Zhao looked at the time and said, "Ten more minutes. The other students can get on the bus."
Ten minutes later, the late student arrived.
"Okay, let's go." The ten buses drove out of the school.
Chen Zhao sat on the bus at the front, resting with his eyes closed.
The students on the bus were very noisy.
Chen Zhao couldn't be bothered with them. They were at the most active age.
Plus, they played sports, so they were full of energy.
San Diego was considered a relatively large city, but the most famous thing in this city was the gangs.
San Diego's gangs were also world-famous.
In America, each state and city had different policies. Some cities were suitable for gangs, while others weren't.
San Diego was a suitable city. There were three powers here.
One was the old mafia in San Diego, the Gerovitz family.
They were originally based in New York, but they were forced to move to San Diego by the New York government's policy.
They were the more law-abiding type, and many of their businesses were between the underworld and the underworld.
One of them was the Mexican gang. They were also the most ferocious gang.
The last one was from Colombia. It was a gang that escaped from Pablo Escobar's era. They were also called the Colombian gang. (If you're interested, you can search for Pablo Escobar on Baidu.)
The Colombian gang had the weakest foundation, but they were no less ruthless than the Mexican gang.
The Mexican gang and the Colombian gang also had the most intense conflicts.
Their businesses overlapped greatly too. For example, drugs, gambling, firearms, and prostitutes.
Ten years ago, there would be fights between the two gangs almost every day.
In recent years, the government's policies had changed. They'd started to manage the gangs with high pressure, so they'd been much more restrained.
Suddenly, Chen Zhao smelled something.
He opened his eyes and stood up. Then he started walking back.
Every time he walked past a seat, he would size it up with his eyes. When he reached the last seat, his gaze fell on a tall boy.
"Come with me," Chen Zhao said.
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