Harrisburg, the Governor's Mansion.
Bob Campbell sat in a deep red armchair, a steaming cup of Earl Grey tea in his hand.
He had just won re-election, beginning his second term as the Governor of Pennsylvania.
The election victory had made him look considerably younger than his actual age, his face holding a triumphant glow.
As a Democratic Governor who had successfully won re-election in a key Swing State, Campbell's name was already appearing in major Washington media outlets on lists of potential future cabinet members.
He felt he was the true representative of the will of Pennsylvanians, a leader capable of uniting all factions.
At this moment, he held a document in his hands.
It was the draft of the Medicine Benefits Transparency and Fairness Bill, just delivered by his Vice Governor, Aston Monroe.
Campbell, wearing his gold-rimmed glasses, read it word for word.
The further he read, the brighter his eyes became.
"Aston."
