The White House was nearly completed and ready for routine office work, yet Nate had lingering fears and chose not to return to the White House, instead staying aboard Air Force One.
Unlike Nate, Mara insisted that her speeches, including news conferences, must be held at the White House.
Mara dreamed of sitting in the top position of the White House.
As the first female president in history took the stage, the venue could only be the White House.
It was the supreme honor she wanted to attain.
The Secretary of State naturally wouldn't refuse her a small request like this and promptly informed various media outlets to gather on the White House lawn.
The previous scorched marks were gone, replaced by bright lights casting over the emerald green lawn, with rows of chairs set up there.
The four major television networks were given the right to broadcast live, and some influencers from new media were invited to livestream the event online.
