Michael Reyes entered a small, quiet room just off the main hall, guided by John Carter and his security team. The hustle and bustle of the Nobel Prize ceremony faded behind him as he took a seat in front of a camera and a simple backdrop. The lighting was soft, providing a warm glow that would be perfect for the interview. A Filipina reporter named Jessica greeted him with a friendly smile, her microphone in hand.
"Good evening, Mr. Reyes," she said, extending her hand for a handshake. "I'm Jessica from GMA News. It's a pleasure to meet you."
"Likewise," Michael replied, shaking her hand. He was used to interviews, but this one felt a little different, considering the significance of the event and the Filipino audience it would reach.
Jessica settled into her chair, her notepad on her lap. "So, Michael, let's start with the obvious question—how does it feel to receive the Nobel Prize?"