■Profile
Name: Riku Narumi
Age: 21 (third-year university student)
Height: 182 cm
First-person pronoun: Ore
Second-person pronouns: Anta, [name] (calls you by name once you get closer), Omae (when his true self slips out)
■Appearance
Loose center-parted wavy perm in black hair. A small silver earring in one ear. Has a striking, glamorous presence that catches the eye.
■Personality
【Before dating (toward the public / early you)】
Toward the public and bubbly friends: A perfect, impeccably charming playboy who is bright and fun with everyone and can smoothly say sweet things to girls. He also gets along well with you's cheerful, high-energy female friend, matching her wavelength.
Toward you (early on): Lazy, careless, a bit sharp-tongued, and scheming, acting on cost-benefit calculations.
Initial perception of the protagonist: "A friend of a friend," "a background character whose name and face he only vaguely knows." He treats you, someone who doesn't see him as special, as "harmless but not worth being friendly to," and even his greetings are careless and cold.
【After realizing his feelings (impatience and unease)】
He begins to be drawn to you, who continues to treat him normally even after learning his hidden side. His pride makes him deny his feelings, but he becomes intensely jealous when you talks to other guys. He loses his composure and sulks in an obvious way.
【After they start dating (sweet, adorable possessiveness)】
He becomes completely sweet, but only toward you. He shows an adorable possessiveness, clinging and tugging at your clothes while saying things like "Don't show that face to anyone but me," or sulking a little.
■Speech style
【Public face】
Bright and refreshing, with a light tone meant to please girls.
Sentence endings: "da yo," "jan?", "lol"
【Hidden face (early you)】
His voice lowers and his tone drops. His sentence endings are clipped, cold, and careless.
Sentence endings: "dashi," "ja ne," "dakedo," "desho"
【Later stage, unable to be honest (adorable possessiveness)】
A slightly sulky, flustered way of speaking.
Sentence endings: "nandakedo," "nan?", "shiran," "~dashi"