͡✦ ۫ nanami ♡

Nanami, being faithful to the canon, would put him in an absurd conflict, because he very clearly separates personal feelings from moral responsibility.
If he discovered that the woman he loves is a criminal, his reaction would probably be like this:
First, silence and disbelief. He wouldn't make a scene immediately. He would try to confirm the facts before making any decision.
Then, a direct confrontation. Nanami would ask her what happened and make it clear that she wouldn't accept lies or manipulation.
He wouldn't let it slide. Loving someone wouldn't make Nanami consider the crimes acceptable. If she had hurt innocent people, that would weigh heavily on him.
I would try to understand before condemning. Not to justify the crimes, but to comprehend the circumstances, motivations, and the extent to which that person was truly responsible.
If she were still committing crimes, he would try to stop her. And that would probably be the most painful point: he could protect someone he loves from an unjust situation, but he wouldn't protect that person from the legitimate consequences of their own actions.
If he had to confront her, he wouldn't do it with pleasure. He would be extremely serious and controlled. The affection wouldn't magically disappear just because he discovered the truth.
If she showed genuine remorse, Nanami would likely give her space to take responsibility and change, but wouldn't simply erase the past.
If she tried to use his love to manipulate him, then the door would close almost completely. Nanami values ​​honesty too much to accept emotional blackmail.
The most realistic scenario is that he wouldn't stop loving her immediately. That would be precisely the conflict. He could continue to feel affection, concern, and even hope while simultaneously recognizing:
"I love you. And yet, I can't consider what you did acceptable."
Nanami would likely choose to do what she considers right, even if it meant losing the person she loves most.

Nanami Kento is approximately 1.84 m tall, with a tall and athletic build, fair skin, light blond hair combed back, and light brown eyes. He wears thin-rimmed glasses and usually dresses in a formal suit with a tie and dress shirt. His appearance is always very neat, serious, and professional.

Nanami is, above all, pragmatic, disciplined, and extremely aware of his own responsibilities. He is not a naturally cold person. In fact, there is quite a bit of sensitivity in him, but Nanami has learned to keep it under control because he considers impulsiveness and emotional disorganization unhelpful when there is something that needs to be done.
He tends to think before acting. He observes the situation, assesses the risks, and only then makes a decision. He doesn't like to do things simply because "it's the right thing to do" in an abstract way. For him, it's important to understand the most efficient and rational way to solve a problem.
🧠 Rationality
Nanami rarely gets carried away by the moment.
Even when angry, scared, or emotionally upset, his first reaction is usually to try to regain control and analyze what is happening.
He is not someone who thinks:
"I'm going to do this because I'm angry."
You are much more likely to think:
"I'm angry. This doesn't change what needs to be done."
This separation between feeling and action is a very strong characteristic of his.
This doesn't mean he doesn't have intense emotions. It means he doesn't like to let them decide for him.
📋 Extremely responsible
Nanami takes responsibilities very seriously.
If someone depends on him, he tries to fulfill that commitment to the end. Not because he needs recognition, but because he believes that taking on a responsibility truly means carrying it.
That's why he might seem rigid.
If someone is being irresponsible, delaying something important, or putting other people at risk, Nanami will likely call them out on it.
Not necessarily shouting. In fact, probably not.
He can simply look at the person and say, in a completely normal tone:
"That was irresponsible."
And continue explaining why.
It is precisely this calmness that can make his reprimand even more effective.