Chapter 819:
All eyes were on Dottie as they wondered—if she had truly recovered, would it change everything?
Dottie, dressed in a striking deep blue suit paired with a crisp white shirt, strode confidently to the stage.
Her movements were poised and deliberate, radiating an unshakable aura of leadership.
The sheer force of her presence stirred something primal in the audience—an urge to bow, to submit to her authority.
Her sharp, luminous features glowed under the lights, and her voice rang clear and powerful.
Each word she spoke was deliberate, her gaze steady and wise, evoking a sense of trust and loyalty in everyone watching.
The election was broadcast across the nation, capturing the attention of millions.
As Dottie stood on stage, her presence commanded such power that many watching couldn’t remain still.
“Oh my God, it’s Dottie! Has she really recovered?”
“It looks like she has fully recovered. Dottie is our hope!”
“She seems born to be the queen.”
“A master once predicted her fate—a star destined for leadership and prosperity. If she becomes the queen, she’ll undoubtedly steer our nation’s economy toward rapid growth.”
“It feels like there’s hope again. Surely, everyone will choose Dottie!”
As Dottie’s resonant words filled the hall, Savannah’s face darkened, her fingertips digging so sharply into her palms that they nearly broke the skin.
Her mind swirled in chaos, utterly blank except for one overwhelming realization: Dottie had indeed recovered!
Even Savannah, despite her confidence, was forced to acknowledge the undeniable truth—Dottie radiated the aura of a true queen.
She glanced around and noticed the shift in the room.
Many of those present already seemed eager to cast their votes.
Just a year ago, the nation had pinned its hopes on Dottie, waiting for her to grow up and take her rightful place as queen.noveldrama
But her tragic incident had changed everything, giving Savannah’s father a chance to vie for the throne.
“I look forward to witnessing our country’s rapid development and embracing a new era! I am confident that I can lead us all toward a brighter, better future.”
As Dottie’s speech concluded, the hall erupted into thunderous applause, far more enthusiastic than for the previous speakers.
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