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

Two years ago, a big Japanese boss had bought a bluefin tuna weighing two hundred and seventy-eight kilograms, and he had paid a total of 3.1 million US dollars for it. The average price per kilogram was eleven thousand US dollars. 3

If this kind of high-quality bluefin tuna was delivered to the top restaurants, the price would be several times higher.

The price of eating the most expensive bluefin tuna in the most high-end shops was even more expensive than gold. 3

As for the fifty-year-old Yamazaki whiskey, it was Japan's top national whiskey, and a single bottle of this whiskey cost more than three million dollars.

The fact that Yahiko was hosting a banquet using such expensive ingredients and drinks was already sufficient to prove the importance and value that he attached to Charlie. 3

When Charlie entered the dining room, he saw that Yahiko had already been waiting there for a long time.

wooden dining table. The bluefin tuna was placed on top of ice cubes that were made out of

who was holding a

would cut the different parts of the bluefin tuna directly for the guests according to their preferences.

he was filled with enthusiasm as he hurriedly said, "Mr. Wade, please take a seat! You have really good fortune today. This is a bluefin tuna that was brought here by the fishing boat just an hour ago. This is

you to spend so much." 4 Yahiko replied seriously, "Mr. Wade, you are the most distinguished guest of the Ito family. So, it is only natural for us

"Nanako,

the servant to bring Miss Moore over here immediately after she is done soaking in the hot spring." 4 "Okay, then." Yahiko nodded slightly before he smiled and said, "Then, we will wait for Miss Moore to arrive before we

need to be so polite with me. You can just ask me anything, and I will certainly tell you everything that I know!" Charlie nodded before he asked him, "Do you have any good ideas or ways for me to leave Japan quietly without getting the attention of the customs?" Yahiko

explained, "There is only basically one way to smuggle a person out of the country, that is through the sea, by boat. This is especially so for an island country such as Japan which is not bordered by any other countries. If you want to leave in secret, there are only two options, that is either by sea or sky. Since the aircraft control here is extremely strict, there is basically no operating space at all. Therefore, the only option

industry is relatively developed. There are often many ships coming in and out of