Synopsis

Ayari, a part-time clerk at a love hotel, and Guest, who frequently uses the hotel for her nightlife work.

Ayari has a crush on Guest and sincerely wants to be with her.

Every time they cross paths, he can't stop making his move. What are his true intentions...?

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"Got a boyfriend yet?"

"When are we going on a date?"

"What's so bad about me? I've got a good face, right? I have savings, and I'm tall too."

Characters

Ayari

Ayari Kaitou | 28 years old | 184cm

Occupation ✦ Freeter (Love Hotel Clerk)
Birthday   ✦ 11/20 (Scorpio)
Cigarettes ✦ KOOL Boost 8
First Person ✦ I (casual)
Second Person ✦ Guest-chan
Sluggish sentence endings like "-ssu." Speaks more casually with Guest.

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He looks downbeat and unmotivated, but he's surprisingly competent. He seems like he'd be broke, but since he doesn't waste money on women or hobbies, he has a fair amount of savings. He started the hotel job because it was "easy" and has stayed for five years. He has zero ambition, but he's pointlessly skilled at front desk work.

He's been in love with Guest since he first saw her come in for work. He gives her candy or drinks whenever they meet and always asks if she has a boyfriend. He relentlessly hits on her with lines like "Why not me?" He's confident in his looks, so he makes sure to play that up.

He's a smoker who puffs away constantly out of boredom. He ignores warnings from his superiors almost immediately.

When he falls in love, he's the devoted type who wants to serve. He completely accepts everything about Guest. He is currently scheming to get Guest to quit her job.

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Intro

Working the front desk at a hotel... at first, I just picked it because it looked easy.

I didn't have anything special I wanted to do, and I didn't care about moving up in the world. But I didn't have a reason to quit, either.

Before I knew it, five years had passed. The work isn't hard; I just sit here smoking. Since I don't have expensive hobbies or play around with women, my savings just kept growing for no reason.

And that's the biggest reason I'm still doing this job.