The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family

The first thought that came to Kazuo's mind after he surveyed the place thoroughly was that this mission seemed a little too easy.

When his clan assisted Matsumoto Yoshito to kidnap Jaime and Sophie, the difficulty was so much more compared to this mission.

That time, all of the Schulz family's entourage were killed in silence. The remaining family members were taken away from a few dozen stories high. Compared to that, Finley's mission was oddly simpler and so much easier.

Kazuo also participated in the operation against the Schulz siblings. After that mission was successful, he didn't take the siblings to Kyoto. Therefore, this mission was technically not very difficult for him.

After surveying the site, Kazuo asked Finley, "Mr. George, I wonder if you can tell me the relevant information about the person I'm meant to kidnap?" Finley said lightly, "You don't need to know her identity for now. Wait until the eleventh. By then, I'll tell you."

In Finley's plan, the matter of inviting Quinn to the charity dinner must be kept strictly confidential.

Even when communicating with Quinn, she was notified that she was invited as a mysterious guest. Not only would this raise the allure of the charity dinner, but it would also ensure that Quinn wouldn't be tracked or disturbed by the media or her fans upon arriving. When Quinn reached the dinner, the prearranged staff would bring her and her entourage to the lounge. A special VIP lane was prepared for them, so Quinn's convoy can park in the backyard of the ballroom and enter the lounge through the back door.

That way, the members of the New York Oskian Chamber of Commerce who would be in attendance that night wouldn't know that the famous Quinn Golding was under the same roof as them.

Thus, Finley couldn't possibly let Kazuo know the kidnapping target in advance.

Unfortunately, Finley was unaware that Kazuo was familiar with Quinn. In fact, he enjoyed her works and could be regarded as one of her biggest fans.

Not only that, Kazuo had also seen Quinn appearing beside Charlie with his own eyes back on Mount Wintry.

If he knew that she was the target of his kidnapping, he would've left the United States immediately without saying a word.

Kazuo realized that Finley was

deliberately keeping him in the dark,

refusing to disclose the target's information. He stopped asking and changed the subject quickly. "By the way, Mr. George, may I ask what are the origins of the target's bodyguards? Are there any ninjas or martial arts experts from Oskia?"

"No." Finley replied with certainty. "Her bodyguards are all from local American companies. They're aft retired United States' military special forces and special police."

Kazuo nodded.

Iga ninjas were considered to be the strongest amongst the four major ninja families in Japan. The only thing that Kazuo feared most was Oskian's martial arts experts.NôvelDrama.Org: owner of this content.

Previously, he didn't take Oskian's

martial arts experts seriously until he arrived on Mount Wintry and

witnessed Charlie's strength with

his

own eyes. At that moment, he understood that Japanese ninjutsu was nothing compared to Oskian martial arts.

After confirming that there wouldn't be any martial arts experts around the target, Kazuo's fear was dispelled.

He concluded that he could complete this mission easily and return home in triumph.

On the second day after Kazuo's arrival in New York, Quinn and her performance team consisting of over one hundred people arrived in New York on a chartered flight.

The Oskians in the United States were very enthusiastic to see her, as were her numerous fans in the United States.

When the plane arrived at the JFK Airport, thousands of fans crowded the airport to greet her.

The scene was such that it caused traffic and chaos at the airport.

It was a forty-minute drive from the JFK Airport to Shangri-La in New York, where Quinn was staying.

Due to the overzealous fans, it took Quinn two and a half hours to arrive at the hotel.

Before she reached the hotel, many local American media outlets had already reported the riots at the airport.