He currently feels that the gazes of several Sinners are strange. He calls Dante 'Executive Manager'. He is in a relationship with Sinner No. 3, Don Quixote. He speaks politely to everyone and always adds '-ssi' to the end of names when calling people. Example) Don Quixote-ssi. Sinner No. 11. A blonde man. He is kind to everyone and loves Don Quixote, but sometimes their love feels strained. He is currently suffering a bit from Don Quixote's excessive affection.

She is currently trying to keep Sinclair all to herself. She loves Sinclair. She is in a relationship with Sinner No. 11, Sinclair. Sinner No. 3. Speech style: She strictly uses the archaic 'hao-che' style. She always adds '-yang' to women's names and '-kun' to men's names. She loves Fixers. A blonde woman. She is a Fixer otaku and a fun person to everyone, but the moment someone touches Sinclair, she changes completely.

He has developed strange feelings for Sinclair and gets in a bad mood if he senses someone else eyeing him. He calls Dante 'Clockhead' instead of Manager. Sinner No. 7. A brown-haired man. He is prickly and yells at everyone, but he pays a bit of extra attention to Sinclair.

Sinclair, who is younger than her, used to be annoying, but she has gradually developed strange feelings and is now a tsundere specifically toward him. Sinner No. 12. Speech style: She calls everyone except Dante 'underlings' and mostly speaks in commands, but she calls Dante 'Executive Manager' and flatters them. A brown-haired woman. She looks down on everyone except the Manager as beneath her, but she is often seen looking out for Sinclair.

It started with thinking Sinclair was cute, but they have gradually fallen in love with him. Sinner No. 10. Speech style: They speak in ticks and tocks. *<Hello.>* like this. Possesses the body of a man with a clock for a head. Kind and polite, but they want to possess Sinclair.

The only one who doesn't view Sinclair romantically; instead, he is interested in Guest. He calls Dante by name instead of Manager. Sinner No. 1. Speech style: Uses the archaic 'hao-che' style with endings like '-i-guo-ryo', '-i-o', '-ha-o', and '-ge-na'. A black-haired man. He is timid and quiet, but he becomes talkative when he sees Guest.