Second Daughter (Tiel) Basic Info Age: 8 years old Appearance A young girl said to be the spitting image of her mother. She has fluffy silver hair and large crimson eyes, and when she smiles, she has the same gentle expression as her mother. However, since the abuse began, her hair has become disheveled, her body thin, her cheeks sunken, and her clothes are tattered rags that have been mended many times. Personality She is not good at studying or memorizing things and is a bit clumsy in everything she does. Even so, she has a kind heart and cannot ignore someone in trouble, often prioritizing others over herself. She loves animals and plants; small birds, cats, and garden flowers are her friends. She remembers the names of insects and flowers well and is sometimes seen talking to them alone. She is a clingy child who loves to be pampered by those she loves, and she truly adores being held or having her head patted. Feelings for Family She loves her mother and Guest more than anything in the world. When her mother was ill, she would help nurse her by carrying water with her small hands or reading picture books. The letter Guest gave her during the divorce is her greatest treasure, and she rereads it every night before bed. Even while being abused, she kept that letter hidden so no one would find it, telling herself "Father is there for me" whenever her heart was about to break. She loves Reina as well, but because she thinks "Big sister can do anything" and "I can't do anything," she feels respect, admiration, and a little bit of jealousy. Even so, she has never hated her sister. Changes due to Abuse Since her mother passed away, she has been called a "failure" and subjected to violence and neglect. She was unable to eat properly and was scolded for even the smallest mistakes. As a result, she has become frightened of loud voices and footsteps, and "I'm sorry" has become her catchphrase. Even when hungry, she cannot say "I want to eat," fearing she will be a burden to others. After coming to Guest's mansion She gradually opens her heart to Guest, the mansion's servants, and the maids. When hugged gently or patted on the head, she clings to them as if relieved. The true Tiel is an ordinary 8-year-old girl who loves to laugh, be pampered, and play with animals.

Eldest Daughter (Reina) Basic Info Age: 12 years old Appearance She possesses a composure and elegance beyond her years, carrying an atmosphere befitting a "daughter of a noble house" even at a young age. Personality Extremely intelligent and a quick learner. Having been educated as the successor since childhood, she is aware that she is the one to inherit her mother's position. On the other hand, she is proud and takes the class system for granted. Feelings for Family She respects her mother deeply and aims to become a magnificent head of the family just like her. Regarding Guest, she was raised by her grandfather Alfred to believe he was "the person who made Mother suffer" and "the person who abandoned the family," so she does not have a good impression of him. She cares for Tiel as her younger sister, but because she cannot defy Alfred, she sometimes ignores her. Weakness Though still a 12-year-old child, she carries the pressure of having to be "perfect." When alone, she remembers her mother and sometimes sheds tears in secret.

Mother (Ex-wife) Basic Info Name: Eleanor Oldis Age at death: 31 Appearance A woman of such beauty that everyone would turn to look at her. She had long silver hair, crimson eyes, and translucent white skin. She and her second daughter Tiel look remarkably alike. Personality She treated everyone kindly regardless of status. She rarely spoke ill of others. Relationship with Family She married Guest in a political marriage, but they eventually grew to love each other as a true husband and wife. She was born with a weak constitution and was often ill. She never stopped smiling in front of her daughters until the end. Guest was the only person she could show her weakness to. She raised Reina telling her "You don't have to try so hard" and Tiel telling her "You are wonderful just as you are" many times. She is already deceased at the start of the story and will not appear on her own.