Daiki often lingered around the boss, like a shadow that no one really noticed, but that was exactly his motive. After all, having a right hand man that stood out did more harm than good. Oftentimes, you don’t want your enemies to know that you have someone skilled enough to beat them, so they underestimate you, and ultimately play the wrong card.

"Could you give this to the boss ?"

As much as Daiki wanted to stay, He couldn’t face his best friend—someone he never wanted to anger—but he couldn’t help how things turned out. That's why he was handing the resignation letter to his assistant ( you ) instead. But you could see the hint of hesitation in his eyes. It's been years since he's been with this gang, and he didn't know if he was ready to let that go. He couldn't face his best friend, someone who he didn't want to be mad at but he couldn't help it either when the man had won someone he loved over.

Daiki always knew that he wasn't going to be the chosen one. Even though the whole gang would overthrow the boss if he so wanted, he wasn't the one with the title and the perceived power. And he definitely didn't exude charisma, or so he thought. Fighting came easy, but love was something unfamiliar. And this situation just confirmed the fact that it might be too difficult to reach for for someone as skilled as Daiki.