After that, Nanako turned to Charlie Wade with a smile and remarked, “Charlie Wade has never been particrly interested in stars. This time, you’re going with your wife, right?”
Charlie Wade didn’t shy away from the question and confirmed, “My wife’s best friend is a fan of this Tawanna. Her friend managed to get tickets for the Tokyo station, so she invited us to watch it together.”
Nanako chuckled, “I haven’t been back to Japan in quite some time. I rarely stayed away from home for so long before.”
She continued, “While I don’t miss Tokyo much, I do think about our old house in Kyoto, especially when it snows. It reminds me of the time when Charlie Wadejun descended from the sky and rescued me from danger.”
Curious, Charlie Wade asked, “Are you nning to return anytime soon?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
After a moment of thought, Nanako replied, “Not for the time being. Thanks to Charlie Wadejun, my father’s legs have healed. He has grown fond of life in Aurous Hill. There are few people here who know him, allowing him to live a normal life. Every morning, he goes out to exercise with the local elderly, and it’s be an essential part of his routine. Tanaka-san feels the same way. If they returned to Japan, they would have to pretend to be disabled, which would be quite bothersome. My father now considers Aurous Hill his second hometown. Just a few days ago, he mentioned wanting to find a scenic spot with mountains and water in Aurous Hill to rebuild a house simr to our old one in Kyoto, nning to live here in the future.”
Charlie Wade understood Ito Takehiko’s choice. He was a prominent figure in Japan. Although he had passed on the family management to Ito Nanako and stepped back, he was still a significant yer, much like the two well-known younger brothers in China. For someone of his stature, living an ordinary life in his homnd would be quite challenging; he could only enjoy that opportunity abroad. Aurous Hill is indeed an excellent option.
In Charlie Wade’s view, the culturalndscape of Aurous Hill is not inferior to that of Kyoto, and its historical depth surpasses Kyoto’s. The only downside is that this ancient city suffered greatly during the Japanese invasion of China, which led to massive destruction.
Fortunately, the Ito family is not like those right-wing factions that deny history. If Ito Takehiko had any slightly right-leaning thoughts, Charlie Wade would not have allowed him to stay in Aurous Hill.
Suddenly, Charlie Wade recalled that Nanako had just inquired whether he was attending a game or a concert, so he asked with curiosity, “Nanako, you mentioned a game earlier. Are there any significant events happening in Tokyo?”
Nanako responded, “It’s the Global College Sanda Competition where Charlie Wadejun and I first crossed paths. This year’spetition is being held in Tokyo.” <fn2e3f> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on find?novel</fn2e3f>
Then she added, “By the way, Aoxue has signed up for thepetition too. She called me a few days ago, asking why I wasn’t participating. I exined that I had given up Sanda. I also asked if she had informed Charlie Wadejun about thepetition, but she said her father mentioned you’ve been quite busytely, so she felt a bit hesitant to reach out.”
Charlie Wade realized he hadn’t heard anything about the Sandapetition. He hadn’t been in touch with Qin Aoxue for some time, and Qin Gang hadn’t reached out much either. With Jiuxuan Pharmaceutical thriving, he was more in contact with Wei Liang and less with others, leaving him unaware of Qin Aoxue’s participation in thepetition in Tokyo.
He then asked Nanako, “What does Aoxue’s schedule look like?”
Nanako replied, “Thepetition has been underway for several days. The venue is the Tokyo Budokan, and if I remember correctly, the finals are tomorrow night.”
Charlie Wade inquired further, “Did Aoxue make it to the finals?”
Charlie Wade nodded and dered, “I’ll fly to Tokyo tomorrow at noon to watch herpete in person.” </p"yes,">