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

Aurora pouted in an aggrieved manner before she said in a low and muffled voice, "I got it, Dad..."

Charlie smiled at this time as he asked, "Let the housekeeper take care of the dog first. I'll play with it after I'm done eating."

Lord Moore then hurriedly asked the housekeeper to take the dog out first.

Everyone began to sit down, one after the other.

Lord Moore sat on Charlie's left while Yahiko sat on Charlie's right.

As for Emi and Hiroshi, both of them were originally unworthy to sit at the table to eat together with them. However, Charlie managed to get them to sit down at the table anyway. 4

The relationship between a master and a servant was very clear and distinct in Japanese society.

Sometimes, the title as a senior could easily make a junior demonstrate his respect, but it was relatively less rigid in Oskia. Moreover, Charlie was not the kind of person who cared so much about these details. So, he simply asked them to sit down together at the table. 2

Hiroshi were naturally

everyone was seated, Lord

serving was also the same Moutai that he usually served. In the upper-class society, this was the most popular brand and the only choice

would not be able to buy on the market. Any bottle of his Moutai

glass under his nose as he sniffed it slightly. After that, he exclaimed, "It is no wonder why this is Oskia's national wine! The fragrance of the wine alone is enough

Ito, you have also done your

you the truth, any ordinary person in Japan would love beer and sake the most. As for the younger generation, they love whiskey and red wine. However, some of the older upper-class members and

Japan's cultures originated from Oskia in the first place.

young age. So, ever since we were young, we have already learned through the records in our history books that the best and most heavenly wine can be found

decades ago, when the prime minister of Japan visited Oskia, he

few cups of Oskian white wine in order to find and feel the same uninhibited feeling that ancient Oskian poets used to have. That kind of

then! If you really like it, when you return to Japan, I will

that case, I will thank you first, Lord Moore! If you have time, please do come and visit

"Okay! I will certainly go over there when