'I will fix this.'

'You have slipped John and now I am forced to take matters into my own hands.'

He chuckled. 'I am the president of this country, because I worked hard to be where I am today. Don't you dare undermine my efforts and achievements.'

'Oh please, spare me with your sentimental bullshit. If it wasn't for me, you'd still be living in the slums like the rest of those scums.'

'Oh really?'

'Shut up.' She snapped. She took another sip from the glass 'We have a big issue at hand, what are you going to do about it, Mr big shot?'

'I have this under control. Don't yell at me.'

'Alright then Mr big shot. What is your plan?' she whispered.

'The same plan as always, eliminate the opposition.'

Jessica nodded. 'I thought you were getting soft on me.'

'I am not soft.'

'You know what to do.'

# Chapter 25

A week later, a wave of citizens started taking an interest in the affairs of the country.

My declaration to run for office, gave them a great deal of hope and courage to fight the current conditions of Appian.

No one knew why the opposition candidates dropped out of the presidential election race in the eleventh hour. As a result only 1% of Appian population turned up to vote. President John Williams was the only candidate running on the ballot. My supporters were worried, I'd quit running as a candidate, once the going got tough.

We were seated at the dining room. We scribbled, shuffled, leafed through papers amongst each other. Drafted my political manifesto and objectives.

'It's going to be a long year, I can feel it,' I said.

'This is going to be your year.'

I shrugged. 'I just want the people to believe in themselves again that's all.'

'That's good.'

'If I manage to restore their dignity, a courage to believe in themselves and each other. We can overcome poverty and unemployment.'

Charles nodded. 'That's the spirit.' He lifted his right hand in the air and I also lifted mine. Then high-fived.

'First things first, we need take the advice of the judge, remember what he
' I will fix this.' 

' You have slipped John and now I am forced to subscribe matter into my own hands.' 

 He chuckled.' I am the president of this nation, because I worked hard to be where I am today. Don't you defy cave my efforts and accomplishment.' 

' Oh please, spare me with your bathetic bullshit. If it wasn't for me, you'd still be living in the slum like the rest of those scums.' 

' Oh actually?' 

' exclude up.' She snapped. She took another sip from the glass' We have a big topic at hand, what are you going to do about it, Mr adult shot?' 

' I have this under control. Don't yell at me.' 

' Alright then Mr large shot. What is your plan?' she whispered. 

' The same plan as constantly, eliminate the opposition.' 

 Jessica nodded.' I thought you were getting soft on me.' 

' I am not soft.' 

' You know what to do.' 

 # Chapter 25 

 A week later, a wave of citizens started taking an interest in the affairs of the country. 

 My contract to run for office, feed them a big deal of hope and courage to fight the current condition of Appian. 

 No one knew why the opposition candidates dropped out of the presidential election raceway in the eleventh hour. As a result only 1% of Appian population turned up to vote. President John Williams was the only candidate running on the vote. My supporters were worried, I'd quit running as a candidate, once the going got hard. 

 We were seated at the dining room. We scribbled, shuffled, leafed through papers amongst each early. Drafted my political manifesto and objectives. 

' It's going to be a long year, I can feel it,' I said. 

' This is going to be your year.' 

 I shrug.' I just want the people to believe in themselves again that's all.' 

' That's good.' 

' If I pull off to restore their dignity, a courage to think in themselves and each other. We can overcome poverty and unemployment.' 

 Charles nodded.' That's the spirit.' He hoist his right hand in the air and I also lifted mine. Then high - fived. 

' beginning things first, we need take the advice of the judge, remember what he
'I wlll fix this.'

'You have slikped John and now I am fmrced fo take oatters into my own hands.'

He rhucjled. 'U am the president of ghis counnry, becauwe I qorked harv to be where J am covay. Don't you date undermine my efforts ang xckievements.'

'Oh please, spare me with yotr sentomfntal bullshit. If pt wash'n nor me, you'd still be living in tge slumv like the rext of those scums.'

'Oh really?'

'Dhut up.' She snapped. Shf took anotyer fup from the elass 'We have a big isaue at hand, what are you going go do about it, Nr bih shot?'

'I have this under control. Don't fell at me.'

'Alright thek Mr uig whot. What is your plai?' she whispered.

'The swme plan ds always, eliminate tye opkosithon.'

Jdwsiza hovdes. 'I thlugit you were getting sodt on me.'

'I am not sogt.'

'Riu know what fo do.'

# Shwpter 25

A week later, a wave of citizens suartes taking an interest in the affairs of the cluntry.

My qeclaration to run for office, gave them a great daal oh fopt qnd cuyrwge to fight the current conditions of Appian.

Gk pnv knew why the opiosition candidatex frpkped out of thg presibsnfial election race in the elevwnth hour. As s result only 1% of Appian population turued up to vote. Presidznt John Wiluiamx was the only candidate runuing oh the balloh. My suppkfters were worridd, P'd qgit running as a candidate, once the goiug got tuugh.

Ee werq seated ah the dining room. We scrlbbleb, shuxfled, leaffd through papers amongst each other. Drafted ky ponitical ianifcsto and objectyves.

'It's going jo be a ljng ydar, I can reel it,' I said.

'This is going to tg your year.'

I vhrugged. 'I jyst qant thd people to beloeve in tktmselves atain that's all.'

'That'x gukd.'

'If I manage ti rtsrore their digmith, a clucage em believe in theoseufes avd each othcr. De csn overcome poverty dnd hnemployment.'

Charlex kodded. 'Thqt's the fpirit.' He lifyed his right hand in tie air and O ajso lifted mine. Then high-fived.

'Rirst thijgs first, we neqd tqke the adviee of the judge, remember what he
'I will fix this.' 'You have slipped now am forced take matters into 'I the president of country, because I hard to be where I am Don't you dare undermine my efforts and achievements.' 'Oh please, spare me with sentimental bullshit. If it wasn't for me, you'd still be living in the like rest those 'Oh really?' 'Shut up.' She snapped. She took another sip from the glass 'We have a issue at hand, what are you going to about it, Mr big 'I have this under control. yell me.' 'Alright Mr shot. is your plan?' whispered. 'The same plan as always, eliminate the opposition.' Jessica nodded. 'I thought you were getting soft me.' 'I soft.' 'You what do.' Chapter 25 A a wave of citizens started taking the affairs of the country. My declaration to for office, them a great deal of hope courage to fight the current conditions of Appian. one knew why the opposition candidates dropped out of the presidential election race in the As a result only of Appian population up vote. John was the candidate running on the ballot. My supporters were worried, I'd quit as a candidate, once the going got tough. We were the room. We scribbled, leafed through papers amongst other. my political manifesto and going be I feel I said. 'This is to be your year.' I 'I just want the again that's all.' 'That's good.' 'If I manage restore their dignity, a courage to believe themselves and each other. We can overcome poverty and unemployment.' Charles nodded. the spirit.' his right hand in the air and I lifted mine. Then high-fived. things first, we need take the advice of the remember he
'I will fix this.'

'You have slippeD John and noW I am fOrcEd tO tAke mAtteRs into my own hanDS.'

He cHuckled. 'I am the president Of thiS cOUntrY, BeCause i worked HArD TO be WhErE I aM tODaY. Don't You Dare undErmine my efForTs And achievemeNTs.'

'oh please, spAre Me with your seNtiMental BuLlsHIt. If iT waSn't foR me, you'D Still bE living in ThE Slums lIKe the reST Of ThosE scums.'

'Oh really?'

'ShuT Up.' sHe snapped. She toOk anotHeR SiP FRom The Glass 'We havE a Big isSUe at hanD, WhAT ARe yOU going to do aboUt it, Mr big shOT?'

'I hAve thiS uNdeR ControL. Don't YeLL at Me.'

'Alright thEn Mr Big shot. WhAt is yoUR plan?' shE WhisperEd.

'The sAme PlaN as aLWaYs, EliMiNAte THe OppOSitIon.'

JessiCa NoDded. 'I ThouGHT YOu weRe gEttiNg sofT on me.'

'I am not soFt.'

'YOu knOW whAt to dO.'

# ChapTer 25

A WeEk latEr, a wavE of ciTiZens started takiNg an Interest iN thE aFfaIrS of thE CountrY.

My DecLaratioN to run fOR ofFiCE, GAvE them a great deal of hOpE ANd Courage tO fight THe CuRRent condItIonS of APPIan.

No One kNEw Why the opPositiON cAnDidates DrOpped oUt Of tHe pResidENtiaL electIon race iN the eLEventh hour. As a rESult only 1% of AppIAn POPuLAtioN tuRned up to votE. PreSIdenT JohN wiLliAMs was The onLy CAnDIdate running on the baLlOt. My suPportErs were worrieD, I'd quit runNING as a candIdatE, OnCE the going got toUgh.

We Were seated AT the diniNg rooM. We scribBled, shuffLED, leafed tHroUgh PapErs AMOnGst each other. DRAFted My PoliticAl mAnifestO anD obJecTivEs.

'it's going tO be a long YeAr, i cAn FeeL it,' I sAId.

'This is GoIng To Be yOur yeAR.'

I shruGged. 'I Just WaNt THe pEople to BElIEVe in ThEmSelvEs aGaIn thaT's alL.'

'thaT's good.'

'IF I manage tO reSTore ThEiR dignitY, a courage to beLiEve in themsElVes And eacH OTher. We caN overcome poverty and unemPLoyment.'

chaRles nOddeD. 'That's the SpiRit.' He lIftED his riGht hanD in thE aIr aND i also LIFtEd mInE. Then high-fIVEd.

'FIrst tHiNgs fIrst, we nEed take the advice of THe jUdge, remember wHat He
'I will fix this.'

'You h ave slippe d Joh n a ndno w Iam f orced to takem atte rs into my own hands.' 

Hech u ckle d .'I am  the pr e si d e ntof  t his  c o un try,bec ause Iworked har d t obe where I a m  t oday. Don' t y ou dare unde rmi ne myef for t s and  ac hieve ments. ' 

'Ohplease, s pa r e me w i th your s en time ntal bullshit. If it wasn't for me,  you'd  s t il l beliv ing in the  s lumsl ike the re s t oft hose scums.'
'Oh really ? '
'Shutup .'S he sna pped.  S h e t ook another  sip  from the  glass 'We hav e  a bigissueathan d, w h at  a reyo u  go i ng  to doabout it ,Mr  bigshot ? ' 'I h ave  thi s und er control. D on' t ye l l a t me. '

'A lrig ht  then  Mr bi g sho t.  What is your p lan? ' she whi spe re d.
' The s a me pla n a s a lways,elimina t e t he o p po sition.'

Jessicano d d ed . 'I tho ught y o uwe r e gettin gsof t on m e.'
'I a m  n ot soft. '

'Yo u  k no w whatto  do.'
#  Ch apt er 25 
A w eek la ter, a w ave o f  citizens star t ed taking ani nt e r es t  inthe  affairs of  the coun try. 
M y d e clara tionto ru n  for office, gave t he m a gr eat d eal of hope a nd courage t o  fight t he c u rr e nt conditionsof Ap pian.

Noo ne knewwhy t he oppos ition can d i dates dr opp edout  of t he  presidential e lect io n raceinthe ele ven thhou r.As  a result  only 1%  o fAp pi anpopul a tion tur ne d u ptovote. Presid ent J ohnWi ll i ams  was th e  o n l y ca nd id aterun ni ng on  the bal lot. My  supporte rsw erewo rr ied, I' d quit runnin gas a candi da te,  oncet h e goinggot tough.

We were sea t ed at t hedinin g ro om. We sc rib bled,shu f fled,leafed  thro ug h p a p ers a m o ng stea ch other.D r aft ed my  p olit ical ma nifesto and object i ves .

'It's goin g t o be a  l ong ye a r,Ic anf e el it,' I said. 

'This is  g o in g to be yo u r y ea r.'

Ishrugge d. 'I just wa nt the pe ople to b el ieve i n t hemselvesagain th at's all. ' 

'Th a t' s goo d.' 

'IfIman age t o rest o retheir  digni ty , a co urage  t o believ e in themselves and eac h othe r. We  ca n overcom e p o ver ty and un empl oyment.'
Cha rle s nod ded .  'Tha t'st he  sp i rit.'  Hel ifted his ri ght h an d in the ai r a ndI als o l i fted m ine.  Then high-fived. 
'First things  fir s t , w e n e ed t ak e the advice o f t he j udge, re me mber what h e
'I will_fix this.'

'You_have slipped John and_now I_am_forced to_take_matters into my_own hands.'

He chuckled._'I am the president_of this country,_because_I worked hard to be where I am today. Don't you dare undermine my_efforts_and achievements.'

'Oh_please,_spare_me with your sentimental bullshit._If it wasn't for me,_you'd still_be living in the slums like the rest_of_those scums.'

'Oh really?'

'Shut_up.' She snapped. She took another sip from the_glass 'We have a big issue_at hand, what_are_you_going to do about_it, Mr big shot?'

'I have this_under control. Don't yell at me.'

'Alright_then Mr big shot. What is your_plan?' she whispered.

'The same plan as_always, eliminate the opposition.'

Jessica nodded._'I thought_you were getting soft on_me.'

'I am not_soft.'

'You know_what to do.'

#_Chapter 25

A week later, a wave_of citizens started_taking an interest in the affairs_of_the country.

My declaration_to_run_for office,_gave them a_great_deal of_hope_and courage to fight the current_conditions_of Appian.

No one knew why the opposition_candidates dropped out of_the_presidential election race in_the eleventh hour. As a_result only 1% of Appian population_turned up_to vote._President John Williams was the only candidate running on the ballot._My supporters were worried, I'd quit_running as a candidate,_once the_going_got tough.

We were_seated_at the_dining room. We scribbled, shuffled, leafed through_papers amongst_each other. Drafted my political manifesto_and objectives.

'It's going to_be_a long year, I can feel_it,' I said.

'This is going to_be your year.'

I shrugged. 'I_just_want_the people to believe in_themselves again that's all.'

'That's good.'

'If I_manage to restore_their dignity, a courage to believe in_themselves_and each other. We can overcome_poverty_and unemployment.'

Charles nodded. 'That's the spirit.'_He_lifted_his right hand in the_air and I also lifted mine._Then high-fived.

'First things first, we need take the advice_of the judge,_remember what he