Inui Hiroyuki Husbando

If one were to ask Inui to describe himself, he'd say he's a pure-hearted, wonderful person worthy of respect. If one were to ask his classmates the same thing, they'd describe Inui as an idiotic, delusional jerk. He's a brash and blunt person, who openly speaks in his mind and acts impulsively. He leaves a bad impression on Ryuuichi initially by calling the daycare children annoying and calling Midori a "crap factory". He states that his type of girl is a soft, cute, fluffy girl. Since none of the girls in his class fit his type, he's openly stated that he doesn't consider them girls at all. Inui is oblivious to the fact that he comes of as incredibly rude when he shares these personal observations. When those classmates invariably get outraged and pelt him with rubbish, he completely misses the point of their anger in favor of feeling that their hostility justifies his opinions.[1] He's a bit of a romantic who blushes easily when it comes to Midori's mom, Yukari, and girls that he likes in general, and he often plays out scenarios in his head with the object of his affections. Despite his general childishness, he's sometimes mature, like when his respect for the sanctity of marriage drives him to try and move on from his crush on Yukari when he learns that she is still a proud wife. Inui is prone to immersing himself in wild misunderstandings, especially when it comes to romance. Like his error with Yukari, he wound up falling hopelessly in love with a girl who turned out to be Ryuuichi in a wig. He also came to the wrong conclusion when trying to determine who his sister had a crush on. Inui has even had the misfortune of being the victim of a misunderstanding that was beyond his control, having been mistaken for a dangerous criminal who intended to hurt Kotarou when he was only trying to help. In his first appearance, he was shown to find children noisy and disgusting. However, with the numerous encounters he's has with the daycare children since then, he discovers a kinder side to himself. This emotional development towards kids has even extended to his daily interactions with his own little sister, Mika.