Fate Louise

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President Ferdinand  Marcos Jr Malacañang Palace J. P. Laurel Street, Sam Miguel  Manila, 1005 Philippines            Dear President Marcos,              I write to you out of deep frustration and anger at the current state under your leadership for our country. Painful as it is for me to say this, I am driven by the sense of duty to express that your presidency has been nothing but short of disappointing and ineffective.         I will keep it brief, but I would like you to reflect upon the weightiness of this moment and how your leadership in the country can positively influence the lives of millions of people. Sincerely,  Fate Louise R Ruiz Reference:https://eastasiaforum.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2023-07-24T115512Z_1262154576_RC2L92AU9HXA_RTRMADP_3_PHILIPPINES-POLITICS-600x400.jpg

     Have you ever been wondering about this person? Well here's a clue for you to guess her name. It has a meaning of "Destined to be a Lady warrior". So any guesses? if not here is the answer, my name is Fate Louise R Ruiz, a Grade 10 ssc student from 10 Maxwell.      As you already know my name that has find out who really am i. I am the first child of PMAJ Felipe Ruiz JR and PSMS. Louisa Ruiz. I also have a younger brother named Philippe Louis Ruiz. He's already at 7th grade SPTVE. But we are not going to talk about him because this is my story. Are you maybe curious if i have friends to talk to? The answer is Yes, i do have a friend. I have been close to this person ever since 8th Grade. I wont mention any name. Hmph. i'm just joking, his name is Luis obvi. Well, the reason why we are friends is that we have things in common that we like, for example: History of the monarchy. Now, you may be wondering how I build up my self confidence, am I right? Here is the