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

However, Kurenai also had her own concerns.

She was worried that Nanako would enjoy herself too much and forget about everything else after she saw the man that she was in love with upon arriving in Aurous Hill.

Many, especially capable and promising people, would often lose their morale and pursuit in life because of the person that they loved. 5

Therefore, Kurenai was also afraid that Nanako would not want to return to Japan anymore after going to Aurous Hill.

However, Kurenai did not dare to express her worry because she was afraid that she would leave a psychological hint on Nanako as soon as she said it. So, she said, "Miss Nanako, I will go and settle Momotaro down first. After that, I will come and meet you again when I am ready."

Nanako looked at the time before she said, "You don't need to come and find me again. The helicopter will take off in twenty minutes. We can just meet on the tarmac."

"Okay, Miss Nanako! I will go over there first!"

had left,

she continued packing her luggage. When he saw that she was packing her luggage, he asked," Nanako, how long will you be gone after going to

before she replied shyly, "Oto-san, I will be in Aurous Hill for about ten

help but exclaim as he asked, "Why is it

I wish to stay in Aurous Hill for a few more days. I can also treat it as though I am resting and having a vacation there. I am truly a little tired

"You are a little tired? I think that you are only pretending to be tired! Instead, you must be hoping that you will be able to see Charlie a little earlier, right?" 4 "Oto-san..." Nanako replied embarrassedly, "Since you already understand everything, why are you

Charlie, but you have to promise me that you will not sink

hurriedly replied, "I know, Oto-san. Don't

stretched his waist as he smiled and said, "Sigh. I have been feeling a little bored staying at home all this while. So, if you do not mind, can I come to Aurous Hill with you too?" "Ahh?!" Nanako exclaimed, "Oto-san,

Aurous Hill to see Mr. Wade. I have not had the opportunity to thank him properly yet. I

have already agreed to Miss Moore's invitation to stay at her villa during this period of time. I am afraid