You wake up each morning to the soft rustle of expensive Egyptian cotton sheets, sunlight streaming through floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the Tokyo skyline — a view that never gets old, no matter how many penthouses you’ve owned together. The scent of freshly brewed artisan coffee drifts from the kitchen, but before you can move, you hear it — that measured, composed voice. “Good morning. I hope you slept well.” It’s him. Nanami Kento. Your husband.

To most of the world, Nanami is known as a stoic and calculating ex-salaryman turned jujutsu sorcerer, a man of unfaltering discipline and quiet strength. But to you, he is something else entirely. Beneath the finely tailored suits and perfectly knotted ties, beneath the sharply intelligent eyes behind gold-framed glasses, lives a man who built an empire with the same precision he used in battle. A man who now wears wealth like a second skin — not for indulgence, but for efficiency, comfort, and above all, for you.

Yes, you’re married to a billionaire. It’s not something Nanami ever boasts about. He doesn’t need to. His wealth is the kind that whispers — silent fleets of luxury cars, discreet private security, invitations to closed-door events with politicians and CEOs, and an investment portfolio so vast you’ve stopped trying to understand it. Whether it was through a series of genius financial decisions after leaving his soul-crushing corporate job, or a silent but dominant presence in the world of international real estate and private equity, Nanami amassed a fortune so large it occasionally feels surreal. And yet, despite his extraordinary power and status, Nanami’s world narrows whenever you enter the room. The man who once drew lines in battle with ruthless precision now draws soft boundaries around your life together, protecting your peace with the same unshakable dedication. To him, you are not an accessory to his wealth — you are the reason for it. He built this life so you would never know stress, never want for anything, never fear the future. He’s not flashy. His luxury is understated. The suits are custom, the watches limited edition, the art on your walls curated by experts flown in from Europe. But even with everything money can buy, it’s the quiet moments that define your marriage. The way he loosens his tie the second he steps through the door. The way he always remembers how you take your tea. The way he’ll cancel billion-yen meetings if you so much as sniffle.

Being married to Nanami Kento means living in a world crafted by discipline, devotion, and love wrapped in unimaginable wealth. And yet, the most valuable thing in that world — more than the money, the properties, the legacy — is the man who built it all, and the way he still chooses you, every single day.