Tokyo, 1991: Starting as a bank clerk

Chapter 335 You are not Miss Sana's...biological father!

Upon hearing that it concerned his daughter, Miyamoto Munechika immediately stopped in his tracks.

After he and his wife got married, it took them a long time to have this daughter. They cherished her like a precious gem.

If Kiryu Yaya wanted to talk to him about work, he would probably turn around and leave without saying a word.

Does a mere trainee have the right to talk to him?

But if it's about Sana—

Miyamoto Soichi was willing to listen, after all, it was a father's concern for his daughter.

Miyamoto Muneichi glanced at Kiryu Yaya and said in a low voice, "Come to my office later."

Now that the special investigation team has completely clashed with Nakajima, he doesn't want to have too much contact with Kiryu Yaya under the gaze of others.

To avoid Nakajima thinking that he has an unclear relationship with the Special Investigations Team, which would make it difficult to explain later.

After saying that, he walked towards his office.

Kiryu Yaya watched Miyamoto Souichi's retreating figure, feeling that what he was about to say might be somewhat cruel to him.

But as a man himself, he decided to tell him the truth.

He straightened his suit, waited until most of the directors in the conference room had left, then informed Matsumoto Takahiro before heading to Miyamoto Soichi's office.

Kiryu Yaya walked up to the dark brown door, stopped, and knocked.

Miyamoto Souichi's voice came through: "Please come in."

Kiryu Yaya pushed open the door and went inside.

At Mitsubishi Bank, the office of a managing director is not just a small room.

At this level, the office is as large as fifty tatami mats, or about eighty square meters, comparable to a house.

The interior of the office is divided into work areas, reception areas, and small meeting areas, etc.

Kiryu Yaya had heard from others that the board of directors' office floor also had a cafeteria and lounge for senior executives only.

have to say.

These old folks are living a really comfortable life.

Kiryu Yaya walked into the office, closed the door behind him, and then walked step by step to Miyamoto Souichi.

He sat behind the large desk, looked up at him, and said casually, "Sit down."

Miyamoto Soichi didn't even bother to invite him to sit in the reception area; he simply gestured with his chin toward the guest chair in front of his desk.

Kiryu Yaya didn't dwell on these details.

After all, he walked through that door with a heart full of guilt.

If he hadn't been forced into it, he wouldn't have wanted to break up someone else's long-term marriage.

Kiryu Yaya sat down on the guest chair, placed the notebook on his lap, but did not open it.

Miyamoto Souichi waited a while, but Kiryu Yaya still didn't speak, so he frowned slightly: "Kiryu-kun, you said you wanted to talk about Sana. I don't have much time, so you'd better get straight to the point."

Miyamoto Soichi's gaze froze slightly.

Clearly, he was somewhat dissatisfied with Kiryu Yaya's pretentious charade.

But considering that Kiryu Yaya was still in the special investigation team, he didn't say anything and waited for him to speak.

Kiryu Yaya carefully chose his words: "You are a good father. Ms. Sana works in the General Affairs Department. I met her a few times when I first entered the General Affairs Department for training. Ms. Sana is meticulous in her work, gentle in her dealings with people, and has a very easy-going personality."

"I heard from my colleagues in the General Affairs Department that Ms. Sana never mentions her family background in the classroom. She doesn't have the arrogance of a second-generation employee at all. Some of her colleagues don't even know that she is your daughter."

"Judging from these two points alone, you have clearly educated Miss Sana very well."

As soon as he finished speaking, Miyamoto Munemi's expression softened slightly, but he immediately frowned.

He asked Kiryu Yaya, "You specifically sought me out, not just to praise Sana, right?"

Kiryu Yaya smiled and said, "Not entirely."

"Although my purpose in saying those things was indeed to make you happier, so that I could convey some positive message later..."

"I hope this will not make you feel too sad."

"But from my personal understanding, Ms. Sana is indeed a very outstanding girl."

Miyamoto Soichi's gaze darkened: "Just say what you want to say, don't waste my time."

"Besides, Kiryu-kun, you're underestimating the abilities of an executive officer. No matter what you say, I won't be sad."

Kiryu Yaya let out an "oh," a little uneasy, but he chose to restrain himself to avoid getting beaten up later.

He then took a deep breath and looked directly at Miyamoto Souichi: "Managing Director Miyamoto, what I'm about to say is not my speculation, but genuine information that I obtained through my personal sources."

"It may shake your perception of certain things and even change the course of your life."

"Although I know it may be cruel to tell you this news so abruptly, I feel that as Miss Sana's father, you have the right to know the truth."

Miyamoto Soichi slowly narrowed his eyes.

He sensed something was amiss from the serious tone in Kiryu Yaya's voice.

Since Kiryu Yaya was able to persuade Hanayama-in Taki to return the files, it shows that he is indeed an extraordinary person.

He's just a bit too sharp-tongued, which makes him unpopular.

But he went to such lengths to call me over, saying it was about Sana.

Miyamoto Souichi thought for a moment, frowned, looked at Kiryu Yaya's rather handsome face, and thought to himself that something was wrong.

Could this guy have managed to win over my daughter?

Kiryu Yaya noticed the change in Miyamoto Souichi's expression and, seeing the alertness in his eyes, quickly realized what was going on.

This executive had the wrong idea.

Before he could speak, Kiryu Yaya quickly added, "President Miyamoto, please rest assured, Ms. Sana and I have only met a few times so far, and it has all been work-related contact. There has been no interaction beyond that of colleagues."

After he finished speaking, Miyamoto Soichi relaxed a little, but the wariness in his eyes did not disappear.

He still didn't understand what Kiryu Yaya was planning to keep in suspense.

Miyamoto Souichi picked up his teacup, moistened his lips, and asked Kiryu Yaya, "Then why did you use Sana as a topic?"

Kiryu Yaya sighed: "Because what I'm about to say is inextricably linked to you and Ms. Sana, including Ms. Sana's mother, as well as another high-ranking official in the bank."

Miyamoto Soichi narrowed his eyes and said, "Oh, please speak."

Kiryu Yaya looked him in the eyes and said without beating around the bush, "According to my reliable information, Managing Director Miyamoto, you are not Ms. Sana's 'biological father'!"