He wore a sophisticated British-style pinstripe suit, complemented by a scarf tucked in front of his chest, resembling a British gentleman.
Some of the guests around also noticed and moved closer to eavesdrop.
"Regarding the Asakusa Shrine issue, I have no objections on my side," Director Takeuchi cautiously chose his words, speaking deliberately, "but lately, many people have approached me hoping I could veto it. So I wanted to take this opportunity to report to the Chairman and seek your guidance."
The onlookers had different expressions upon hearing this.
Some were apprehensive, some nostalgic, some angry, and of course, some were just curious onlookers.
Listening to the whispers around, Fujiwara Reya's expression remained unchanged, standing with a straight posture. From head to toe, he exuded confidence, as if he could completely ignore others' criticisms.
Mrs. Kasahara looked at Director Takeuchi and smiled meaningfully.
