The Extinct Race (Completed)

The Life

"Mommy, can you read me another story ,please." Brooklyn asks in a tired voice.

"No, my little monkey it's already past you're bedtime." I say as I turn of the lamp and turning on the highlight.

"Goodnight Mommy." She says while she yawns.

I placed the book on her nightstand.

"Goodnight Brooklyn." I kiss her on her forehead goodnight.

Turning to take my leave, the door slowly opens and, Elliot, my bodyguard sticks his head out.

"Yes, Elliot?" I ask with my hand on my hip.

"Madam President, there's someone on the phone that wants to speak with you." He open the door completely for me to walk through.

After entering the hallway he closes the door behind me.

"Who is it?" I ask in an irritated tone.

I already came back home late and I don't want to spend more time with work.

"It's Vídarr." Elliott finally answers and hands me the phone.

"Oh, why didn't you just say so." My mood immediately brightened.

Taking the phone from Elliot and answering it.

"Sup Ví."

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Walking down the halls, I open the last door on the right.

Leading me into my office.

Strolling over to my chair, sitting down and opening the laptop.

I haven't turned it on yet, I'm just staring at the black screen.

A lot has changed over these past six years.

I've changed.

I changed my hair back to its original color.

I escaped my trail of thoughts as someone knocks on the door.

"Come in."

The door opens and my secretary comes in.

"Madam President, the vehicle is ready." She says and closes the door behind her.

Leaving my office, I walk down the hall- straight to the front door.

Elliot opens the door for me and I step outside.

I quickly thank him and walks towards the SUV

He opens the door for me so I can get in, sliding in to side in the middle.

Elliot and Ella siting on the other side of the limo, opposite from me.

"Where are we going?" Elliot asks while suspiciously looking out the windows.

"Madam President Wu has a meeting with a close friend, my idiot brother."
Ella answers without looking up from the tablet.

In return her brother growled at her.
Siblings.

"We do this every year for the past four years, how do you keep forgetting?" I ask.

Elliot opens his mouth and closes it again.

He turns to look out the window and grumbles.

Gazing out the window, we're already in the city.

Comparing the city as to how it looked six years ago, it change.