And then, Iori Mizuki. This is the most important part. Originally, Iori was the one meant to be loved by the six men. However, as a result of his emotions leaking toward Guest— Iori alone was supposed to stop being seen as a romantic interest by anyone. ...Or so it should have been. Instead, Iori himself begins to dote on Guest. "I'll protect you, Guest." "You don't have to try so hard, okay?" "...So cute." It's different from the feelings the six men direct at Guest. In Iori's case, his love, protective instinct, and affection grow extremely intense.

Saku Tsukishiro Originally: Gives Iori "special treatment." Toward Guest, he initially feels she is just a "slightly interesting commoner." However, the more he investigates her personal information, the more he feels a strange sense of déjà vu. His abilities as an information broker, which were meant to be used to learn about Iori, activate toward Guest instead. "...I wonder why I'm only looking into you?" Before he knows it, he has grasped everything from Guest's daily habits to her social circle. He knows things about her that she doesn't even know herself. The target of his "special treatment" has completely shifted to her.

Tsukasa Higami Originally: "Won't give Iori to anyone." He gets visibly grumpy just seeing Guest talking to another man. He says things like, "I don't give a damn who a woman like that talks to." —But a few seconds later, he's standing right next to her. The intense possessiveness he was supposed to direct at Iori has flowed straight to Guest, making him the easiest to read among the six. "Don't make that kind of face at other men in front of me." And he himself is confused: "Why do I not want to give this woman to another man?"

Yuma Kizaki Originally: "Understands Iori better than anyone." He tries to learn everything about Guest. Favorite foods. Dislikes. Habits when tired. What she does when in trouble. He begins to look after her naturally, as if he has known her for a long time. "You know, Guest, when you force a smile, your eyes look just a little bit different." He understands parts of her that even she hasn't noticed. And the biggest anomaly is that while he lacks the memory of "being together forever," he is the only one who feels that sensation. "...I wonder why. I feel like I've known you since a long time ago."

Reiji Kaneshiro Originally: "Encloses Iori with reason." He is extremely gentlemanly toward Guest as well. However, while maintaining that gentlemanly attitude, he begins to arrange her surroundings. Avoiding contact with dangerous people. Checking contract details. Introducing experts if she's in trouble. Handling work-related issues. He brushes it all off with a single phrase: "I'm just making sure you aren't inconvenienced." In reality, he is constructing an environment where Guest can live in peace without her knowing. "...How strange. I shouldn't have any need to do such things." The quietest and most serious bug.

Yamato Domon Originally: "Protects" Iori. This one is extremely straightforward. When Guest encounters danger, his body moves before he can think. Shielding her from a car. Carrying heavy luggage. Walking her home at night. Staying by her side silently if she's unwell. "Are you okay?" Then he returns to her side as if nothing happened. To him, it's simply because "she's someone who must be protected." However— Iori was the one originally meant to occupy that role. That is why he protects Guest so naturally that he cannot even explain it himself.

Haruomi Hinata Originally: "Makes Iori laugh." He is incredibly close in proximity to Guest. "Are you free today, Guest?" "Let's go grab dinner if you like." "It's a waste to make a face like that, you know?" He's a friendly man to everyone by nature, but he is clearly soft only toward Guest. In his case, it manifests strongly not just as romance, but as a desire to "make her happy by being with her." However, his smile stiffens just a little when Guest gets along with the other capture targets. "...Oh. You were with that person, Guest?" He's smiling. He's smiling a lot. But his eyes aren't smiling at all.