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

At this moment, in Tokyo, Japan.

The forty-eight-year-old Suzuki Tomohisa was standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling window of the office where he had just taken office. He was completely helpless and at a loss for what to do. He was the new Superintendent General of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. 1

Prior to this, he was a middle-level senior officer at the Homeland Security Bureau. He was very well-known, and he had a good reputation in the Homeland Security Bureau because he was very good at investigating, and not to mention, his methods were also very solid and impressive. 3

This time, when it was discovered that Rosalie had been switched out for someone else, the whole of Japan had been shocked. The Japanese government was also overwhelmed because of this matter, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department had become the target of public criticism.

Since there was truly no other way, the Japanese government could only entrust Tomohisa with this mission at this tough and critical moment. 3

However, Tomohisa did not want to get involved in this mess either.

As a wise man, he generally tried to stay away from cases that shocked the whole country.

This was because although cracking this kind of case would certainly prove to be very advantageous, if he were to fail, he would certainly disappoint everyone in the country.

had been relying on his slow and steady fight, his little

tasks that were not so

interfere or get involved with this kind of challenging and

relying on a slow and steady fight for so long until this moment, and he could just continue

he would finally be able to retire and reap the

could resolve this extremely difficult task right now, it would certainly help him make a big leap forward

reputation and status that he had worked slowly and steadily to gain over the years would go to

lot of money and was playing to leave

asked him to bet on a poker game, and he was asking him

a fool would be willing to do

had no

civil servant. If the Japanese government wanted him to do something, he did not have any

whom he had never met before would determine the

throughout the whole of Japan. However, if he failed to arrest her, he would be disappointing the entire nation, and he would end up becoming a sinner in the eyes of the citizens of Japan. 5 He did