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Keara Elmore: The Female President In The US
Currently in America, there had been a new president elected, the first female president with the name of Jamie Jenkins. Now living in Washington D.C. was a local court judge with the dream of being in the Supreme Court, her name was Keara Elmore. She thought that all anyone needed in life was a judicious mindset. One day, Keara was shopping at Pink when a heated argument broke out right outside of the store. She noted that one of the men involved in the argument was carrying a black briefcase and was wearing dark sunglasses. Keara was able to mediate the argument and appease both parties. Her gallantry in this situation stopped this argument from calamitous. Keara continued on with her day. Later, Keara was at Kroger when the same man dropped his briefcase next to …show more content…
Keara’s pert expression left her face. Keara jumped into her car and went the opposite way of the man because she didn't want him to know she lived there. When Keara circled the blocked the man jumped in front of her car. He said “Keara Elmore?”. Because the milieu felt safe enough to respond “Yes?”. “I need you to follow me please” the man replied. He had a car parked close by and jumped into it, he led Keara through the gates of the White House. Finally, she got out of her car and followed the man inside. The president greeted her “Although, your arrival is belated we are happy to see you.” Keara was extremely confused. The president explained that twice today she had saved a briefcase of import documents from falling into the wrong hands. The president said “I hope you didn't feel as though this man was being overbearing when he was trying to get you to come to the White House.” This is the moment Keara had been waiting for her whole life. “We just wanted to tell you that you have been appointed to the Supreme Court.” Keara had never been happier, she had her dream job now. And she affirmed that a judicious mindset is extremely
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