Could it be that her adoptive mother reached some kind of agreement with the Councilman to save her?
This thought strongly occupied her mind, and it seemed to be the only possibility. But she couldn't understand, given Madam Aisha's situation, what significant matter she could control that would make the Councilman willing to compromise?
However, since Madam Aisha appeared in public, security should not be a problem.
The National Theatre Square? She rushed over immediately.
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It takes fifteen minutes to get there, and now the National Theatre Square is heavily guarded, with strict security measures. Every citizen entering must undergo cumbersome identity verification and security checks.
Such thorough scrutiny indicates that Madam Aisha's speech is no small matter, and there must be important figures present at the scene.
