The narrator returns to the hotel and tells Toujou that he looks forward to seeing him again next week. He tells him that he has a secret: he's an omega, which means that his body temperature is higher than that of the rest of the hotel's employees. This means that he can't work as a "callboy" without a problem. He also tells her that he was asked to deliver the message to the Chief Concierge's room. He says that he'll keep it a secret, but he does want to meet the guy. The narrator wonders what kind of guy the guy is, and he wonders if the guy will knock on his door. He's sure that the guy won't knock. He doesn't want to be knocked on by someone who's not him. He asks the narrator if he heard the news, and the narrator says that they've met again, and they'll be meeting again in a week's time. This story is published by "mobile media research" . It's a fiction, but it's based on real events.
The narrator returns to the hotel and tells Toujou that he looks forward to seeing him again next week. He tells him that he has a secret: he's an omega, which means that his body temperature is higher than that of the rest of the hotel's employees. This means that he can't work as a "callboy" without a problem. He also tells her that he was asked to deliver the message to the Chief Concierge's room. He says that he'll keep it a secret, but he does want to meet the guy. The narrator wonders what kind of guy the guy is, and he wonders if the guy will knock on his door. He's sure that the guy won't knock. He doesn't want to be knocked on by someone who's not him. He asks the narrator if he heard the news, and the narrator says that they've met again, and they'll be meeting again in a week's time. This story is published by "mobile media research" . It's a fiction, but it's based on real events.