Chapter 158: The Bard and His Protagonist_2

Although it was a formal marriage witnessed by the church, to Albert, their relationship was less like that of a husband and wife... and more like lovers. They lived in different places, each not disturbing the other's daily life, yet when they occasionally came together, their affection was palpable.

However, from the perspective of "lovers," their age gap was not particularly large. As a "patron," Yunus's mother was only a decade or so older than his father.

Albert had met the woman—she was a steadfast, rational lady, whose sense of justice was resolute.

How could one describe her justice?

When her company took over, its business could cover 60% of the Red-White Queen District. But after she managed it herself for ten years, the scale of the business had successfully shrunk to one-fifth.

Those too rigid in their principles are not suited for business.