Ha-ni finds Seung-jo working as a waiter alongside He-ra and jumps to the conclusion that they’re living together. Solution: she should spend every moment at the restaurant to keep them…

As Hwang Geum-hee continues scheming to get her son and Ha-ni together, a new boy enters Ha-ni’s life, interested in her, friendly and patient.

An outburst of anger sends Baek Soo-chang to the hospital, forcing Seung-jo to forgo his selected future in order to take over and rescue his ailing father’s ailing company.

With the lower classes away, the school pits the senior honor students and senior losers against each other in physical challenges to prove which group is better.

While Oh Ha-ni’s friends intrude on Baek Seung-jo’s home, a family trip to the beach brings about desperation, a chance drowning, two sand burials, and uninvited guests.

Indirectly influenced by Ha-ni, Baek Seung-jo acknowledges his total lack of interest in anything and stuns the family by announcing his decision to forgo college.

With high school graduation looming, Ha-ni secretly picks up a few part-time jobs to get Seung-jo a nifty graduation gift but keeps running into him in the course of her…

Now at college, Ha-ni still follows Seung-jo around, but he’s just as cold to her as before. Oh Ki-dong decides it’s time they moved out from Baek Soo-chang’s home and…

Inept player Ha-ni gets stuck playing tennis doubles with Seung-jo against Yoon He-ra and Wang Kyeong-Su.

A high school girl in the bottom of her class dreams of romance with the boy at the top of her class. He reject and humiliates her but fate brings…

As Ha-ni endures nothing but disdain from both Seung-jo and his little brother Eun-jo, their mom, Hwang Geum-hee, gets what she always wanted – a companion daughter to pamper.

A teenage boy reluctantly turns to the streets to earn $6,000 a month for his mother’s cancer medicine and quickly discovers that street money does not come easy. When an…

A world-class hitman ends up swapping identities with a down-to-luck extra actor during an accident.

Shinichi Sakurai’s one wish is for a little peace and quiet. But Hana Uzaki — his boisterous, well-endowed underclassman — has other plans. All she wants is to hang out…

Hana reminisces about high school with Sakurai while his father warns him about their relationship. Sakurai gets solid advice from an unlikely source.

It’s Christmas Eve, and Hana finds a way to spend it with Sakurai at her home. He’s introduced to her father Fujio, who knows him from somewhere…

Christmas Eve at the Uzaki house comes to a confusing end for just about everyone involved, leading Sakurai to reexamine his feelings for his junior.

Hana is worried she will not be able to hang out with Shinichi once he graduates from college. Since she is adamantly convinced that he likes her, and not the…

Hana has a meltdown at the café because Shinichi does not call her by her first name, although he does with other people and he called Yanagi by her first…

The Uzaki family go to a hotsprings resort, minus Kiri who is still traumatized after running into Shinichi. Fujio reminisces of the days when Hana was a child, and soon…

Tensions are high between Sakurai and Hana as the lovers’ holiday of Christmas approaches. Sakurai gets a shock when he touches base with his family.

Sakaki convinces Hana and Shinichi to attend the college’s festival, bribing them with the opportunity to win a video game console in a lottery. On the first day of the…

Annoyed that Hana and Shinichi’s relationship has not moved forward, Ami and Sakaki decide to shake Hana out of her confident attitude by telling her she might lose Shinichi to…

Hana is upset that Shinichi calls other women by their first name but not her. Shinichi gets a coupon for a gym’s free trial, and meets a trainer named Fujio….

At the gym, Fujio shares his worries with Shinichi and two other regulars about his daughter having a boyfriend. Since Shinichi spends so much time training, Hana feels neglected by…

When Hana becomes depressed due to summer break being over with, Sakaki cheers her up after they have a conversation about Shinichi. They then decide to go bowling, and knowing…

Sakaki shows pictures of Hana and Shinichi napping together on campus to Ami. The four of them then go clothes shopping, and Hana shares with Ami that she has been…

Uzaki reminisces about her time with Sakurai in high school, then cooks up a scheme to see what he’s like when he’s drunk as summer comes to an end.

The café owner and Ami encourage Sakurai to take a downhearted Uzaki to a fireworks festival in an attempt to get things back to normal between them.

Sakurai meets Uzaki’s mother, who’s surprised to learn some basic facts about him. A sudden change in personality leaves Uzaki’s coworkers befuddled.

An innocent trip to Tottori soon becomes a calculated effort to turn Sakurai and Uzaki into a full-fledged couple. After all, Tottori is for lovers!

Sakurai makes Uzaki clean up her stuff, then takes cooking lessons from her mom. A solo karaoke trip spirals out of control and ends in disaster.

Uzaki tries to get Sakurai out of the house over the extended Golden Week holiday. A crowded train takes Sakurai someplace he doesn’t want to go.

Sakurai’s friend is determined to get him and Uzaki together, but meets resistance from an unusual place. Uzaki has some thoughts about choco-mint.

Uzaki starts her part-time job. Sakaki orchestrates a summer getaway for the four friends, including a fun day at the beach and a spooky night walk.

Sakurai asks Uzaki to join him cuddling friendly felines at a cat café. Uzaki asks Sakurai to accompany her to a pub for drinks on her 20th birthday.

College junior Shinichi Sakurai just wants to be alone, but loudmouthed sophomore Hana Uzaki sees it as her mission to keep him from being lonely.

Uzaki visits the café where Sakurai works, much to his dismay. An encounter with a cat goes horribly awry. Sakurai eats lunch with an actual friend.

Turns out the café-owner’s daughter Ami loves people-watching, too. Sakurai comes down with a really bad cold. Uzaki has a big request for her senior.