Later at the school sports festival, Kotoko and Irie end up competing against each other in the relay race. When Irie walks in to tell her it's her turn in the shower, he impulsively decides to read the letter. Kotoko falls asleep with a confession letter in her hand. Transcription: ' Koi no batontacchi' (Japanese: 恋のバトンタッチ) Her friends find out and end up teasing Irie, who angrily turns on Kotoko. Kotoko opens the charm to reveal a picture of the two of them sleeping peacefully while studying. After the test, Kotoko makes it to the 50th spot, while Irie ranks number one. Kotoko misses the train again, but this time Irie helps her. As they study, the two of them get to know each other better, and Irie's mother hands Kotoko a good luck charm for the test. Using an embarrassing childhood picture, Kotoko blackmails Irie into tutoring her on the next exam, saying she'll hand over the picture if she makes it into the top 50 scores among the students. While walking to school together, Irie tells Kotoko that he doesn't care for her, and when Kotoko is pushed off the train at the wrong station Irie does not help her, saying he hates absent-minded girls even more than stupid ones. Transcription: ' Abunai Doukyo Seikatsu' (Japanese: アブない同居生活) A friend of Kotoko's father jumps at the opportunity to lend a hand, and in a surprising turn of events they end up living at Irie's house.
When an earthquake strikes Tokyo, her house is the only one damaged.
Irie even goes so far as to say he hates stupid girls (meaning her) and doesn't even read her confession letter. After many years, she collects her courage and confesses to him, only to be bluntly turned down. Kotoko, from the lowly F-Class, has a crush on Irie, who is the top-ranked student from A-Class. Transcription: ' Unmei no Itazura' (Japanese: 運命のイタズラ)
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