147. Decline

On the television screen, Mason Dominic, who usually exuded tall and confident demeanor, now had a slightly stooped posture. His once visionary and vibrant face looked weary with thick bags under his eyes. The sparkle in his eyes, which he used to maintain to convince people, was now lost.

His attire was as formal as usual, but slightly less neat. His appearance seemed 10 years older than his actual age. However, traces of experience and years of standing at the pinnacle did not completely fade. Mason glanced at one of the journalist cameras, then revealed a thin, somewhat sad smile.

Through the television, his hoarse voice was heard as he answered one of the journalist's questions.

[Yes, I have decided to withdraw from the gubernatorial candidacy.]

[No, it's not because I'm ashamed of my family's actions, but because I'm ashamed to face the public with all the chaos that has occurred.]

[I'm fine, and it should have been like this. Thank you for your understanding. I have to go.]

Maso
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