Revert
What goes around comes around
We need a contingency plan. The world is burning. Democracy is too unstable. We need a monarchy and reliable succession.
He had drafted the legislation. The cost of living was absurd. People were suffering because politicians could not agree, too busy fighting to realize that the public services, our safe gaps, were failing.
He was elected leader, a figurehead to a party in a segregated system.
He looks in the mirror while placing a gold Leora leaf crown on his head. He’d ordered it on Etsy.
A royal family feels the burdens and takes on the culpability. He was king.
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