Fortune Cat Lucy

Yo returns to his hometown to find that his mother has been hospitalized. Upon returning to his house, he finds several black kittens on his bed. He is against the idea of keeping these kittens since his dad used to own a black cat. However, he ends up taking care of them. He then suddenly receives a call from his boss and subsequently gets fired. Are black cats really bad luck?

Yo doesn’t know what to do with the kittens, but takes them to the vet, where he is told to care for them because he is all the kittens have. On the way home, his shoelace breaks. He recalls his mother telling him that his father believed broken shoelaces were bad omens. He then gets a call from his girlfriend saying that she is allergic to cats... and is now pregnant.

Yo is still struggling to find a job while the pregnancy leaves Miki being very stressed out lately. They make a temple visitation to ask for guidance on what they should name their child... Miki also suggests that, while they're at it, a visit to a fortuneteller might also help them decide on names for the kittens.

Yo pays his mother a hospital visit but is unable to break the news to her about expecting a grandchild. Miki tells him that he should also go see her parents, but with no job to support their daughter, Yo is hesitant. With the kittens suddenly getting sick, Yo needs a job now more than ever.

Yo still can’t get over the fact he hates his father and blames the black kitten’s for him not being able to find a job. He gets frustrated and yells at them to get out. After Lu and Cy leave, Yo and his neighbors get worried and decide to look for them. Where did the kittens run off to?

Yo meets up the fortune teller who helped name the kittens. It turns out that his mom is actually familiar with this fortune teller; he was actually Yo’s father’s disciple. Yo's mother explains that his father had patented the name “Black Cat Fortune Teller”, and only Yo could continue to use it. Will Yo fulfill his father’s legacy?

Yo still hasn't proposed to Miki, and she begins to worry. The kittens get sick while Yo is away, and he tells Miki to be more careful with them; this just adds to Miki’s stress. Yo decides to bring the kittens to school the next day, and his teacher is reminded of Yo's father. The teacher tells Yo that “Black Cat Fortune Telling” is cheating. Yo is hurt by these words.

Miki, still frustrated with Yo for not proposing, asks him to “read” her fortune. Yo reads her fortune but doesn't go beyond that. Miki tells him that when his dad “read” her, he used to put more passion into it. His dad used to say that Lucy helped him understand the customer's feelings more. Upon telling her fortune again, something unexpected happens...

Yo meets up with his classmate from school, Kaori. She is a very blunt and straightforward person who thinks fortune telling is a waste of time. Perhaps he should get his kittens to help him convince her otherwise...

Yo participates in a “Fortune Teller Event”. However, it turns out to be a complete failure for him. Even after telling his mother’s fortune for her, his teacher is unhappy with his telling and tells him to quit school.

Yo’s fortune telling is going well, and he has even established his own store-front; although, he’s only had three customers so far. His mother reminds him that he needs to get it together before his baby arrives. As Yo is telling a customer’s fortune, he receives a call about Miki...

Three years later, Yo’s fortune-telling business is successful, along with his two cats! Yo and Miki’s child is now three years old and doing well. The fortune teller Sato stops by and asks Yo to tell his fortune. As Yo is telling his fortune, Sato says that he reminds him of Yo’s father. As Lucy brought his dad good fortune, Lu and Cy have also brought the same for Yo and his family.