My Love (Autobiography) 260

For the next two days, Monica stayed in her hotel room, spending almost the whole day doing knitting work while watching the president's trial on live television. The lobby and aisles of the hotel were always crowded with tireless journalists, which reminded her of the long ordeal she had endured when the scandal had just come to light, and she locked herself in her room and was really sleepy, and she said to me, "These reporters, they really make me feel very scared, very panicked." Then she changed the subject and talked about another big problem in her life, and she half-jokingly said, "If these reporters have been following me, how can I find another boyfriend?" ”

The torture was finally over, and Starr and the Republican whistleblower agreed to her return to Los Angeles, but after she flew back to Los Angeles, they hurriedly told her that she needed to testify again to the Senate on camera on Monday, Feb. 1. That week in Los Angeles, she was having fun hanging out with Jonathan Marshall and a group of his friends, and she attended a lunch party where she found a number of familiar faces, including British movie star Julian Sands, the male protagonist in the movie "The Room with the View." At dinner, everyone raised a toast together and proposed to wish Monica a smooth pass of the next test, and Monica felt both happy and a little embarrassed.

Again, the father had to get up in the early hours of the morning to take his daughter to the airport. On Saturday, January 30, at 4:30 a.m., feeling powerless to even protect his daughter's father, he silently sent his daughter on a flight to Washington. It seems that the blessings of Jonathan's friends the day before have really been fulfilled, and the attitude of the whole United States toward Monica seems to have changed completely. Finally, after so many things, people finally found out that in fact, Monica was the victim of this political competition, and after being humiliated by the media again and again in the war against Starr, this young woman always had superhuman courage.

On the plane, the flight attendant handed Monica a touching note that her own daughter, who had just turned a teenager and had learned so much from Monica's story, told her, "You should be like Princess Diana and set an example for the world." A female passenger wrote a similar note to Monica, and the passengers who flew with her on the flight wished Monica a blessing in the hope that her ordeal would end sooner.