While Senator Landon and the other lawmakers were discussing these matters, something rather interesting happened.
The female reporter from Federal Daily who had challenged the News Spokesperson at the Department of Defense press conference ran into trouble after dinner.
It was just after seven. She sat on the sofa watching the news. She was thirty-one, yet still single.
For the Federation of this era, that was no longer considered young. However, she often participated in the feminism movement, and as a reporter for a famous newspaper, she was somewhat well-known within certain circles.
Whenever she had a need, she would find a bar and pick someone she found pleasing to the eye, someone willing to accept her. Without any burden or commitment, she would satisfy her physical needs.
She saw this as the independence and autonomy of women in the New Era!
Her mother had once told her that she would regret it, but she did not believe that. She thought living alone was the right choice.
She did not need to let pregnancy ruin her figure, nor did she need to accommodate anyone else's feelings and wrong herself. Even less did she need to remain shackled by a family, husband, and children when she wanted to relax.
There had never been a freer life!
She wore a bathrobe and sat on the sofa, wiping her hair while watching television.
The news article she had written that day had been printed in the noon extra edition. In her column, she questioned whether the Department of Defense was deliberately concealing the truth about the border situation.
The Department of Defense's statement differed greatly from what the Maliro Central Government was publicizing. Someone was definitely lying.
Following the journalistic principle that "the Federal Government is rotten to the core, and dark secrets