Chapter VII

 

A voracious reader himself, the mustachioed Chairman Laude always believed that his charm is his way to authority just like the tyrants whose lives he read over and over. He had put to good use his alpha male look and gang leader stance. He thought that machismo is a vital component in firm leadership, especially in ruling over a relatively weak set of people; weak because historically they can easily be swayed through mind-conditioning.  

Lady propagandist Lovelace knows that her boss lacks class and compassion and that’s where she comes in. Her job is to make sure the Chairman does the right thing in front of the people. Their longtime affair is known by few in their inner circle, and hidden from the population because being a devoted husband to wife on paper is one of the plus factors that endeared the man to his followers. The idea of a strongman bowing to a house wife tickles the bone of the public known to over-romanticize things.

While pictured as the woman who ca