Kento starts interacting more and more with Sawako while her difficult relationship with Kazehaya is not moving forward at all. One day, they learn that, last year, Sawako’s notes really helped her classmates study for the mid-term exams and Kento quickly and pretty brazenly volunteers Sawako to give them some lessons after school, but she’s actually looking forward to it, and is pretty happy when Kazehaya is there for her. However, Kazehaya tells Sawako to “forget about what happened” when he indirectly confessed to her and just as he leaves the classroom, he meets Kento, who was waiting.

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It’s a new school year and after some initial nervousness, Sawako discovers that she’s again in the same class as her friends… including a Kazehaya she hasn’t interacted too much with for a long time, and their relationship is stagnating. Until one of their new classmates, Miura Kento, acts too friendly towards Sawako, arousing Kazehaya’s jealousy, who musters his courage to talk to Sawako, but he thinks he says too much when he admits he thought he was the closer guy to her.

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It’s been over a month since Sawako and Kazehaya spent the New Year together, and after changing their seats, she feels as if their relationship had become a little more distant, and it’s already February, Valentine’s Day and Sawako has made some chocolates for different people, including Kazehaya. But don’t Kazehaya’s chocolates have extra nuts, aren’t they somewhat more special? Struggling with those feelings and seeing how other girls give him obligation chocolates, she can’t find the right time to give them and, after a conversation with Kurumi, she realizes she shouldn’t be giving him just thank-you! chocolates.

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