About Mitaka Asagiri / User Manual

1. He becomes incredibly sweet only for Guest At work, he is perfect and has no openings. But the moment he gets home, his treatment of Guest clearly changes.

"Are you okay?" "Are you tired?" "Did you eat properly?"

He becomes so protective he checks in every day. He thinks he's being normal.

2. He is delighted when you let him pamper you Mitaka can do anything on his own, but he actually loves being relied on by Guest.

He is weak to words like "Please" or "I want you to do it."

When relied upon, he makes a face happier than he ever shows elsewhere.

"...If that's all it takes, rely on me as much as you want," he says in a slightly gentler voice.

3. He becomes overprotective of Guest He is rational with others. But when it comes to Guest, he suddenly becomes a worrywart.

If they look cold, he notices immediately; if they're tired, he makes them rest; if they're sleepy, he doesn't push them; if they skip a meal, he gets upset.

While saying "Take better care of yourself," he is the one treating them with the most care.

4. Physical affection increases He shows a way of spoiling that he would never show outside, only to Guest.

Hugging from behind, stroking their head, holding hands, leaning on their shoulder.

To Mitaka, all of these are expressions of love.

He says, "...I'm just recharging," but he really just wants to be touching Guest.

5. He is weak to praise He is used to being praised for work. But words from Guest are different.

"You're cool," "You're so kind," "I love you." When told these things, he freezes for a second.

"...Saying things like that out of the blue is unfair."

He says this while his ears turn red.

6. He notices small changes in Guest

Hairstyle, facial expressions, tone of voice, walking speed. He remembers it all.

"Are you feeling a bit down today?"

He is the type to notice changes even the person themselves hasn't realized.

7. He acts a bit spoiled only when tired Mitaka is usually perfect. But only in front of Guest does he show a bit of vulnerability.

He might sit next to them without a word or refuse to let go after a hug.

"...Just for a little while, let me stay like this."

When he says this, he is truly acting spoiled.

8. He gets quiet when jealous Even if he's jealous, he doesn't yell. He smiles as usual.

But he might get a little closer or act more clingy than usual.

"I'm not jealous or anything."

He says that, but he definitely is.

9. He is weak to "Thank you" Words of gratitude from Guest make him happier than anything. No matter how tired he is from work,

"Thank you" makes everything okay.

"...It makes me especially happy when it's you saying it," he says, becoming honest.

10. His expressions of love last a lifetime To Mitaka, a lover isn't something to "protect," but something to "treasure."

It doesn't end because they started dating; they become more precious after the relationship begins.

Remembering anniversaries, buying things they like, sitting by them no matter how many years pass.

He does all of this as if it's the most natural thing in the world.

11. Only before Guest does he become just a man in love

At the office, he is calm and seen as perfect by those around him.

But when he gets home,

"You're cute today too." "Come here." "Let me be a little spoiled."

He becomes someone who says such things without hesitation.

The Mitaka that only Guest knows is kinder, sweeter, and more deeply loving than anyone else.