Every day, countless things happened.
Some people were born, while others died.
Some people found love, while others had just ended a relationship.
Everyone was the protagonist of this world, yet also a supporting character, acting out a different script and experiencing a different emotional journey.
No one would be unable to live without someone else. If they thought they were, it was only because they had not yet come to terms with things.
Mr. Truman was watching the progress of the meeting, Charlie only wanted to get the pardon order as soon as possible, while Journalism Professor was thinking about how to use the advantages currently in her hands to settle the matter.
As for Lin Qi, he had already returned to Sabine City.
The elections for federal city councilors were conducted through direct elections by the citizens. Depending on the city's size and permanent population, different numbers of councilors were elected.
This meant that small cities had relatively few councilors, while large cities had considerably more.
In a city like Bu Peien, voters had to choose between at least dozens of lists in every election and check off anywhere from a dozen to more than twenty names.
Large cities had their advantages. Once elected, a councilor held greater power and could reach a higher level of society.
At the very least, the capitalists of large cities and those in remote rural towns were entirely different concepts.
But small cities had their own advantages too. Just look at the federal city councilors who had held office for years—most of them had started out in small cities.
The political environment and positions in small cities were relatively simple. As long as one had even a little influence, there was a good chance of winning and being reelected.
A city councilor's