Offtopic but yay I made it into 9-rules even though I screwed up my layout trying to get the button to show up on every page. So yea until further notice viewing this site in anything but firefox may leave for undesired results. So anyway Karada is shocked that Tetsu is here and he is shocked that “Hiro’s girlfriend” is here. He asks if “they broke up” and Karada awkwardly nods. The sensei welcomes for him to stay and spend the night because of a forecasted rain.

Karada and that girl (geez I should get her name) help out with the afternoon lunch waitressing while Tetsu goes off to ask people around the beach if they have seen Karada. After the lunch hour is over, Karada takes a break and walks over to the beach. She sits in one of the tables and recalls her memory of this place when she was still in her 11 year old body. Tetsu finds her there saying “it’s a secret” (regarding her & Shouko’s wishing) and the two of them walk back.

On the way back Karada keeps asking why Tetsu keeps looking for “that girl” and what would happen if he didn’t find her. He yelled at the top of his lungs that he’ll find her no matter what because he loves her. (KOKUHAKU!!) The two of them blush and then Tetsu appologizes for saying weird stuff and bikes off. In the meantime back at the ranch, Shouko has decided to go back to her house saying that Karada was the only reason she was staying there.

So as predicted, it’s pouring rain outside. Tetsu ends up hurting his leg and because he is so soaked he catches a cold (or something.) Karada went out to look for him and then found him about to pass out on a hill next to his bike. She took him home and (because they have no real medicine up in those mountains) they put some cold wet clothes to help bring the fever down. (You know that never actually works in real life. Only in anime.) After Tetsu falls asleep calling her “Sato-san”, Karada recalls his love confession and grasps her chest, saying to herself “I’m right here. My real name is…”

Upcoming Attractions: It looks like Karada tells Tetsu the truth.

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