The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Nanako frowned slightly when she saw Jiro coming in.

Ever since she had lunch with Jiro the last time, Jiro had been coming to harass her repetitively. This really annoyed Nanako. 1

In fact, when Nanako had eaten lunch with him that day, she had deliberately stated that one of the most important things that she would be considering when choosing a spouse was for the other party to be stronger than herself. This was so that Jiro would just retreat. 1

However, Jiro seemed to have instinctively filtered out her words.

What was even more exaggerated was the fact that this man actually checked out of his room at Shangri-La just to move into Aurous International Hotel. He even moved into the room directly across Nanako's and this made Nanako feel very dissatisfied. 9

Moreover, Nanako felt even more depressed because her father, Yahiko, kept asking her to be more friendly toward Jiro.

She felt a lot of antipathy in her heart but she could not get angry or drive him away at all. He was just like an annoying fly constantly buzzing around her ears. It was extremely annoying because she could not get rid

of him at all.

chairman had already given him his orders. Therefore, he reached out his hand before he took the bouquet of roses from Jiro as he said respectfully, "You're really considerate. I would like to thank you on behalf of

smiled before he said, "Miss Ito, I will be cheering for you from the audience seat later." Nanako replied indifferently, "Mr. Kobayashi, I prefer to have some peace and quiet before my match. So, could you please go

smiled before he said, "I don't have to say anything. I'll just look at you silently, Miss Ito!"

not expect Jiro to be so thick-skinned. So, she said lightly, "That's up to you, Mr. Kobayashi. I'll simply close

he simply sat down diagonally across

he saw Nanako, who looked so beautiful

in counsel, but prompt in action. She was s o heroic and cool in the arena, but when she quietens

it was a vocabulary unique to the Japanese culture referring to women who were quiet and reserved, gentle and considerate, mature and stable, possessed noble virtues, and also had an excellent

'Yamato Nadeshiko' type of woman was the goddess that all

as the representative of the most ideal