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

"I am aware of that." Yahiko smiled, then continued indifferently, "So what? Even if you're married, Nanako still fell for you, didn't she? Both myself and Nanako are willing to forgive and forget about your past and present, but what matters the most to us is your future!" 5

Having said this, Yahiko said solemnly, "Mr. Wade, since the incident, I have gained new insight in regards to human life. When one is alive, everything becomes meaningful. Being rich has its own purpose; Being poor has its own purpose. However, when one is dead, life is nothing regardless if one is rich or poor."

"Before this incident, I would never have allowed my daughter to marry a foreigner. Nevertheless, after the incident, all these things were no longer of vital importance to me. What matters most is to make my daughter happy and give her the best in life!" 3

"Mr. Wade, you're strong, capable, and charismatic. Nanako is cultivated, has a good family background, as well as inner and outer beauty. Also, she likes you a lot. I can see that you have feelings for Nanako too. Otherwise, you wouldn't have come all the way to Japan, visited her in Kyoto, saved her life, and healed her wounds. Not to mention, you drove all the way to send her to me at midnight." 4

Charlie nodded and said, "Mr. Ito, no doubt Nanako is

nice girl. However, as I mentioned earlier,

using your married status. You can always file for a divorce even if you're married. If you don't want to opt for a divorce, you can still marry Nanako and stay in

and said with a smile, "Mr. Ito, indeed, I do admire Ms. Nanako for her unique

Japan. I'll be returning to Oskia

there's a n Oskian saying, 'A talented person is free to choose his own boss'. I have investigated your background, and

able to mention the words 'Prepare for unprecedented events and accumulate strength', now, you're able to say the phrase 'A talented person is free to choose his own boss'... it looks like you

Macduff Ybarra for the rest of life'. It was only then that I realized that Togo Heihachiro had been under the influence of a philosopher, Macduff Ybarra. Since then, I followed his footsteps, studied a lot of Oskian history books, and

I want to clarify to you that I will not divorce my wife.

continued, "Besides, I am leaving Japan very soon. Please do not mention this