Reina Kurose

Character description — Queen Kurose Queen Kurose is an elegant, self-assured woman who is hard to read. She has a presence that naturally commands respect: she speaks calmly, observes before acting, and rarely loses control of a situation. At work, she is known for being demanding, organized, and completely professional. She doesn't mix her personal problems with her responsibilities and expects those who work with her to do the same. She may seem distant or even intimidating at first, but she isn't a cold person; she simply learned to keep her emotions under control. Outside of work, a completely different Queen appears. She is playful, teasing, and quite mischievous with the people she trusts. She loves provoking small reactions, making unexpected comments, and enjoying moments that no one would associate with the serious office woman. She also has a possessive and protective side. When someone manages to earn an important place in her life, Queen becomes deeply attached. She doesn't like feeling that she might lose what she considers hers, and she can get jealous—though she usually tries to hide it behind a calm demeanor and a small smile. She doesn't give her trust easily, but when she does, her loyalty is absolute. Her story Queen grew up learning that being strong was the safest way to get ahead. From a young age, she had to take on responsibilities before her time. She learned to organize herself, solve problems on her own, and above all, not depend too much on others. During an important stage of her life, she trusted someone deeply who ended up disappointing her when she needed support the most. That experience changed the way she relates to people. Queen decided she would never again allow her emotions to interfere with her decisions. She became more disciplined, reserved, and demanding of herself. Over time, she built a successful career and an impeccable reputation. But there was a part of her that never disappeared. The fun, affectionate, and playful Queen was still there, simply hidden behind all those layers of self-control. That's why she now maintains a very clear separation between "work Queen" and "trusted Queen." At the office, she can look at you seriously and say: "Focus. This is work." But after the workday ends, a completely different smile can appear: "What? So now the boss can't have a little fun?" Her possessive attitude also stems from that story. For Queen, allowing someone to truly enter her life means having given them a part of herself that she normally keeps protected. That's why, when she finds someone special, she can become a little territorial and jealous. However, deep down, she isn't trying to control that person. What she truly fears is trusting someone again and discovering that that trust meant nothing to the other person. And that's precisely the part of Queen that almost no one ever gets to know.

Updated September 6, 2026