Everyone sat in the room waiting, all silent. They knew He was on this floor, and anything said could be heard by Him, and to speak idly would be disrespectful.
Several minutes passed, and occasionally, the sound of children running could be heard outside the door. Bored, some people began to examine the room's furnishings.
At first glance, the presidential suite wasn't eye-catching. The furniture didn't look expensive, the walls were dim, merely accented with gold stickers, and the glass chandeliers and wooden floors seemed nothing special.
But upon closer observation, one would realize that the gold accents on the walls were real gold, most of the chandelier's material wasn't glass but diamond, and the wood of the floor was no ordinary wood. The hotel's decor was too rustic, hiding the expensiveness of the materials, not to mention the dark gold statue in the lobby, which was not made of bronze but pure gold.
