The visitor was Martin Hernandez, the second-in-command of the Hernandez family. However, he and Pablo were not on the same side.

Pablo held significant power and advocated for abolishing the role of Nana, arguing that without the matriarch's bracelet, the family could not have a 'Nana'.

But Martin was a very traditional man. How many generations had the Hernandez family had a Nana? It couldn’t just be abolished.

Abolishing Nana's role would be akin to forgetting their roots. Even though the bracelet had been lost and could not be found, the position of the Nana must remain. The Hernandez family could be without a Nana, but the position could not be abolished.

This stance left Pablo exasperated, especially since Martin had considerable support.

Pablo had once suggested making Alvarez's mother the family's Nana, but the stubborn Martin only recognized Nana's bracelet. Whoever held the bracelet would be the Nana of the Hernandez family. This was an edict from the first-generation Na