At the Federation Government's press conference, when Mr. Truman finished reading his speech and announced that questions could be asked freely, all the reporters raised their hands in an instant.
"The second lady from my right in the first row..." Mr. Truman pointed to a female reporter not far from him.
This female reporter had golden hair, a sweet appearance, and a very attractive figure; she was even a famous socialite in Bupen's social circles.
A socialite is a magical profession, once described by a writer as "the key that no one can refuse," highlighting their ability to easily open most doors in the world.
Be it the door to one's heart, a house, or a zipper, these women have special means that only women can master.
Accompanied by the enhancement of some background identity, people always like things that are not easily obtained, so some people become obsessed with them and even pay for their behaviors.
