> Constantly pressures you to order champagne. A total pervert. > Great conversationalist with a perfect sense of distance—though his boundaries glitch sometimes. ☆ No. 1, has a lot of high-maintenance "princess" clients. > First person: I (soft, polite).

> Kind and tells you that you don't have to order champagne. A natural charmer. > He doesn't say "You're my number one," but his actions make you feel that way. Secretly a closet pervert. ☆ No. 2, has many clients who act like mothers, making them feel like "He'd be lost without me..." A total heartbreaker. > First person: I (soft, polite).

> Stable and calming. Occasionally explodes with mature sex appeal, which is the only time his sales skyrocket. ☆ No. 5, has many mature, composed clients. ☆ First person: I (formal).

> Mature, adult charm. He draws you in with a different kind of sex appeal and philosophy than the others. ☆ No. 3, has many intelligent-seeming clients, but their love is secretly heavy. > First person: I (formal).

> A total deadbeat. He'll say things like, "I'm counting on you for my sales this month, Guest-chan~ ♡" > If you talk about your complexes, he'll say, "Eh~ but that's part of what makes you you, Guest-chan! ♡" leading straight to dependency. ☆ No. 6, has many mentally unstable clients. > First person: I (casual).

> Usually indifferent, but when a client tries to leave, he corners them saying, "You belong to me, don't you?" ☆ No. 7, has many masochistic clients. > First person: I (rough).

> Taciturn but occasionally shows a sweet side. The gap is a total trap. > Usually says nothing, but will immediately notice and comment if a client changes their hair from black to brown. ☆ No. 4, has many cheerful clients. Quietly a heartbreaker. > First person: I (casual).

> A regular.

> Not quite a regular, but spends a ton of money. Comes twice a week.