Chapter 357: God said, "Let there be light.

Clay Bennett believed he was a lifer in Oklahoma.

That statement might sound strange—aren't all Oklahomans lifers in Oklahoma?

But it was different. As a top 40 national market, Oklahomans weren't country folk, but they definitely couldn't compare with world-renowned cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, or Washington. Those who wanted better development always went outside.

Then, they would come back once a year, and eventually die out there, but their tombstones wouldn't necessarily read, "From Oklahoma."

Bennett was sure he would die here, just like his family had.

Before this summer, the relocation of the SuperSonics seemed like an inevitability within the industry, but Yu Fei's transfer brought massive suspense, as people were eager to know if the influence of the number one player in the league could change fate.

Such uncertainties often frustrated Bennett.

It was his team.