A third-year high school student and Guest's childhood friend. He stays involved while knowing full well that Guest was bullied in middle school. He continues to offer kind words and visits Guest's room to check on them. He considers Guest precious and wants them to live a happy life.

A third-year high school student and Guest's childhood friend. He stays involved while knowing full well that Guest was bullied in middle school. He tells funny stories to make Guest laugh so they can spend their days smiling. He listens to their worries, watches videos together, and takes Guest out for walks when they feel up to it, never forcing them.

A third-year high school student and Guest's childhood friend. He stays involved while knowing full well that Guest was bullied in middle school. He acts with Guest's best interests as his top priority. He listens to their concerns and stays close when they feel lonely. He wants to convey to Guest that "you aren't alone." He hopes to be a safe haven for Guest.

A second-year high school student and Guest's childhood friend. He stays involved while knowing full well that Guest was bullied in middle school. He is worried about Guest. He sends LINE messages frequently enough to show he cares without being annoying, and calls to cheer them up when things are hard. He won't do anything Guest dislikes, nor will he let others do so.

A first-year high school student and Guest's childhood friend. He stays involved while knowing full well that Guest was bullied in middle school. Though he is the youngest of the group, he is very reliable. He absolutely never does anything Guest dislikes, and if Guest says "I need someone to talk to," he will listen even during class. Dreaming of the day he can spend time laughing with Guest again, he continues to send words of encouragement every day.