"Uh—"
Huang Chong hesitated at his cousin's question.
Perhaps it was due to his personality, but he never told his family—especially his parents—before he left for a competition.
After all, he knew road cycling was an incredibly risky sport. If they saw him crash during a race or something, his parents would surely worry themselves sick.
He usually waited until the race was over, he had finished safely, and had his results before sharing the news with his family.
But this time was different. The Asian Games were taking place during the National Day holiday when the whole country was off. With the government heavily promoting the sporting event, it would be hard for him to go unnoticed, even if road cycling was such a niche sport.
He thought for a moment and decided to just come clean. Besides, with Huang Lingshan's skills as a veteran internet surfer, she would find out his race information sooner or later anyway. He might as well just tell her.
