I was ordered to greedy until the first night for five days of my husband's absence, and my body and mind were trained by a father-in-law. My father-in-law's aim was to get a political marriage he didn't want. Jingu-ji Temple Nao

Tajima, the chairman of a well-known company, had his head on Dosada's son who was approaching him before he was thirty years old. I thought that even such a son might change if he got married, so I forced Nao, the daughter of the subcontractor manager, to meet with his son by calling him a half-dominated marriage in power. However, Tato was actually trying to make Nao his own. Tato is quick to proceed without saying anything about the marriage, pretending to be a strict father and prohibiting premarriage negotiations. And that day, when I sent my son on a five-day business trip, I decided to carry out Nao's training plan.