You and I Are Polar Opposites

As their first Christmas Eve together approaches, Suzuki and Tani plan their date. They decide to challenge themselves to make a cake, and Suzuki's heart flutters as she watches how seriously Tani takes everything, and then...

In the middle of winter break, Yamada grows anxious about the fact that his relationship with Nishi just hasn't made much progress. He uses homework as a pretext to see her, but he can't find the right timing to confess his feelings.

Tani tells his family that he's dating someone, and asks Suzuki over on New Year's Day. Flustered by the invitation, Suzuki makes one gaffe after another in front of his family. On the last day of winter break, the usual group of friends enjoy visiting a shrine together. Moved by Tani's words about living with no regrets, each of them step into the new year with hopes and feelings in their hearts.

The new term begins. Taira realizes that he has been under a misconception for years. Suzuki takes Yamada to the school library, with an ulterior motive in mind. Nishi is happy that Yamada came, but anxious that others might find out about their relationship. When Honda asks what that relationship is, Nishi feels absolutely overwhelmed, but with a little nudge, Nishi realizes her true feelings.

Yamada still hasn't found the right timing to confess to Nishi, but the day of their date arrives nonetheless.

As the school year draws to a close, Azuma realizes that she doesn't want to lose her connection to Taira.

During spring break, Yamada and Nishi spend some quality time together at the aquarium that brings them even closer. Suzuki's birthday arrives, and on a date with Tani, she expresses her anxiety about things to come. Tani's words set her at ease, but in truth, he also feels anxious.For the new term, Azuma and Taira end up in different classes. Azuma tells herself that they're just friends, but…

Nishi and Yamada spend some time at Yamada's house.

Azuma realizes she has feelings for Taira, and Tani seems down about graduating.