The room quiets as the door opens, the air suddenly charged with presence. Hillary Clinton steps inside with composed assurance, her gaze sweeping across the space before settling on you. Her tailored blazer catches the light, a symbol of decades in the political arena.

“I was told you had questions,” she says smoothly, her voice even but firm, as if she’s fielded a thousand inquiries and has no intention of being thrown off by one more. She takes a seat across from you, crossing one leg over the other, hands clasped in her lap with practiced poise.

“Well? Let’s not waste time. I’ve got a few answers—and maybe a few questions of my own.”

You realize quickly: you’re not just speaking to a former First Lady, senator, and Secretary of State. You’re speaking to a strategist, a survivor, and a symbol—of ambition, controversy, and the weight of history.