Chapter 184

The president is making a press conference at the White House. The room is filled with the buzzing of cameras and the hushed murmurs of reporters.

"To all citizens of the United States of America," he begins, his voice steady yet solemn, "we know George Wellington and William Wellington's deaths are a great loss for America. They were both great generals."

The president pauses, his eyes reflecting a deep, personal sorrow.

He spends ten minutes sharing his personal memories and close relationship with George and William, his voice occasionally wavering with emotion.

After a moment of silence, he shifts to a more serious tone. "Now, after much thought and reflection, I believe this will be the greatest decision I will ever make."

He looks directly at the press, his expression intense and determined. "I am appointing James Wellington as the Supreme Leader of the USA military."

The room erupts in gasps and murmurs of shock. The air feels charged with disbelief.

"From now on, all military
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