Eiji's third and final year of high school is coming to an end, but before that happens, Rin wants to make her feelings clear.

Rin and Eiji have less time together now that Eiji is getting ready for college, but they're working to make the most of it, as she helps him pick out a new outfit.

It's all fun and games at drama club until a bit of unexpected weather on the way home sends Rin to Eiji's house to meet his mother...

The cultural festival is approaching, and Eiji needs to perfect the stage design so that Rin can give her all in the lead role!

Rin's birthday is coming, and Eiji is working to save up and buy a gift. But when your girlfriend is sometimes multiple people, who exactly do you buy a birthday present for?

Eiji's decision to dedicate himself to Rin exclusively has Rin feeling insecure on the behalf of her characters. But can a love polygon really exist with only two people involved?

Rin's anxiety about how well Eiji is liked by the girls at college leads to a trip to the campus with unexpected consequences.

Rehearsals are in full swing, and Rin now has her own juniors. But can she get closer to her own senior?

The number of characters Rin plays in front of Eiji keeps increasing. When it is revealed that Rin has a younger sister, she plays a little sister character. During the cultural festival, strange characters also begin to emerge.

Eiji meets Rin's younger sister Ayaka, who sheds some interesting new insights about her big sister right before summer vacation begins.

In the theater club, Rin meets Eiji, who has always wished for his own harem. Rin has a whole array of roles ready to keep Eiji on his toes.