The president's living room was everything one would expect of a man who led a nation. Modern. Sleek. Expansive. Its wide glass windows stretched from floor to ceiling, letting in streams of afternoon light that glinted off polished marble floors.
White columns framed the room like sentinels, and the chandelier above — a cascade of crystal droplets — shimmered faintly under the filtered sun. Every surface gleamed. Every piece of furniture seemed strategically placed, not just for comfort, but for power.
The grand piano by the corner spoke of sophistication even, while the portraits of past leaders adorning the walls whispered of legacy.
