Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aragaki Shun and Tachibana Akane discuss the school's invitation of a famous fortune teller for the summer break.
• Aragaki Shun decides to accompany his girlfriends and other classmates for fortune-telling sessions.
• Ibuki Mio from Class C asks Aragaki Shun to accompany her for fortune-telling.

Character Developments

• Aragaki Shun: Shows confidence and narcissism, but also displays a more philosophical side when discussing religion and fortune-telling with Ibuki Mio.
• Tachibana Akane: Reveals interest in fortune-telling but initially struggles to find a partner.
• Ibuki Mio: Shows interest in fortune-telling and discusses her views on religion with Aragaki Shun.

Significant Themes

• Fortune-telling and its significance in modern society.
• Religion and its role in providing hope and peace of mind.
• The concept of self-reliance versus relying on external forces.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun and Tachibana Akane: Engage in playful banter, with Tachibana Akane teasing Aragaki Shun about his popularity.
• Aragaki Shun and his girlfriends: Discuss and plan fortune-telling sessions together.
• Aragaki Shun and Ibuki Mio: Have a philosophical discussion about religion and fortune-telling, with Aragaki Shun offering his assistance if Ibuki ever needs help.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aragaki Shun and Ibuki Mio get stuck in an elevator together after a fortune-telling event.
• Their phones coincidentally run out of battery, and the elevator's emergency systems fail.
• They're trapped together, with Aragaki Shun suggesting they wait for rescue, while Ibuki wants to find a way out.

Character Developments

• Aragaki Shun: Shows confidence in his ability to handle any situation, but also acknowledges the possibility of danger.
• Ibuki Mio: Initially reluctant to interact with Aragaki, she becomes more open and shows curiosity about their predicament.

Significant Themes

• Fate and Coincidence: The fortune-teller's prediction comes true, raising questions about fate and coincidence.
• Trust and Dependence: Ibuki questions Aragaki's intentions and capabilities, highlighting their lack of trust in each other.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun and Ibuki Mio: Their dynamic shifts from initial discomfort to a more cooperative and curious relationship as they're trapped together.
• Ibuki Mio and the Fortune-Teller: Ibuki is skeptical of the fortune-teller's predictions but is unsettled when they come true.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aragaki Shun and Ibuki Mio are trapped in an elevator together.
• Shun teases Ibuki, leading to a playful argument.
• They engage in a physical altercation, with Shun eventually pinning Ibuki against the wall.
• Ibuki, despite her initial resistance, becomes overwhelmed by Shun's actions.
• Afterward, Shun scolds Ibuki for her stubbornness and lack of self-awareness about the power dynamics between them.

Character Developments

• Ibuki Mio: She initially tries to maintain her tough exterior but eventually succumbs to her feelings and Shun's advances. She learns about the power dynamics between them and her own limitations.
• Aragaki Shun: He remains confident in his abilities and teases Ibuki, enjoying their interaction. He shows understanding and patience with Ibuki's stubbornness.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics in relationships, both physical and emotional.
• The contrast between one's public persona and private feelings.
• The "chamber effect" in social psychology, where close proximity can lead to increased affection.

Character Interactions

• Shun and Ibuki's playful banter and eventual physical interaction highlight their chemistry and mutual attraction.
• Shun's teasing and Ibuki's resistance showcase their dynamic, with Shun being confident and dominant, and Ibuki being stubborn and competitive.
• After their interaction, Shun shows understanding and patience with Ibuki, while Ibuki comes to realize her own limitations and the power dynamics between them.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Aragaki Shun and Ibuki Mio get stuck in an elevator together.
• They engage in a sexual encounter.
• Shun uses his super strength to pry open the elevator doors.
• He sends Ibuki back to the dorm and contacts the Fortune Teller.

Character Developments

• Ibuki Mio: Shows vulnerability and tsundere behavior after her first time, but maintains her stubbornness.
• Aragaki Shun: Demonstrates his super strength, remains calm and collected, and shows consideration for Ibuki's feelings.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and consent in relationships.
• The consequences of impulsive actions (getting stuck in the elevator).
• The role of intuition and talent in extraordinary abilities.

Character Interactions

• Shun and Ibuki: Their dynamic shifts from playful banter to intimacy, then back to teasing and tension, reflecting their complex feelings for each other.
• Shun and the Fortune Teller: They discuss her ability, and she reveals that her divinations are not always accurate but can be more reliable when she has a strong feeling about something.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aragaki Shun learns fortune-telling from an elderly woman in exchange for providing her with future support.
• He discovers that his 'Erudition' skill improves without using Source Power and that his bond with Ibuki Mio has increased his Source Power.
• Shun uses excess Source Power to level up his 'Sun Kin' skill.
• The school experiences a water outage, leading to an unexpected intimate moment between Shun and Ibuki Mio.
• Horikita Suzune calls Shun for help, revealing she's stuck with a water bottle on her arm.

Character Developments

• Aragaki Shun: He continues to learn new skills and improve his existing ones, showing adaptability and resourcefulness. He also demonstrates a playful and teasing side with Ibuki Mio.
• Horikita Suzune: She shows vulnerability and willingness to ask for help, hinting at personal growth. She also displays a sense of humor, albeit reluctantly.

Significant Themes

• Learning and skill acquisition: Shun's continuous learning and improvement highlight the theme of personal growth and development.
• Relationships: The interactions between Shun and the various girls, as well as Suzune's call for help, emphasize the importance of relationships and support systems.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun and the fortune teller: They engage in a transactional relationship, with Shun learning from her and promising future support.
• Aragaki Shun and Ibuki Mio: Their relationship continues to develop, with playful banter and intimate moments, despite Ibuki's initial reluctance to admit their relationship.
• Aragaki Shun and Horikita Suzune: They maintain a teasing yet caring dynamic, with Suzune finally asking for Shun's help, indicating a shift in their relationship.

Key Plot Points

• Aragaki Shun helps Horikita Suzune, leading to a conversation with Manabu Horikita about the next Student Council President election.
• Aragaki Shun plans to leave the school during summer vacation to visit his foster sister, Ayase.
• Aragaki Shun helps students from Class A send letters home, with Kushida Kikyo from Class D involved.
• Kushida Kikyo invites Aragaki Shun and Class A students to go swimming at the school's large swimming pool.

Character Developments

• Aragaki Shun shows his resourcefulness and influence, helping Horikita Suzune and planning to leave the school.
• Horikita Suzune shows progress in seeking help, as noted by Aragaki Shun.
• Kushida Kikyo shows her strategic side, inviting Aragaki Shun to the pool while trying to join the Cultural and Entertainment Club.

Significant Themes

• The influence of powerful families (Aragaki Family) within the school.
• The importance of cooperation and seeking help, as emphasized by Aragaki Shun to Horikita Suzune.
• The manipulation of school rules for personal gain, as shown by Aragaki Shun's planned leave from the school.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun interacts with Horikita Suzune, helping her and teasing her about her romantic understanding.
• Aragaki Shun interacts with Manabu Horikita, discussing the next Student Council President election.
• Aragaki Shun, Ichinose Honami, and Kanzaki Ryuji work together to prepare for Aragaki's leave from the school.
• Aragaki Shun interacts with Kushida Kikyo, offering her guidance in creative arts and discussing the swimming pool invitation.

• Aragaki Shun uses his authority to move the opening of the school pool forward to include him before his summer vacation ends.
• On the first day of the pool opening, students from Class A, C, and D gather, with Class B notably absent.
• Aragaki Shun discovers a hidden vent in the men's changing room leading to the women's side, triggering his Danger Sense talent.
• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka confronts Aragaki Shun with a recording of his friends from Class D planning to peek at the girls changing in the women's room, with the main target being the girls from Class D, including Horikita Manabu's sister.
• Aragaki Shun immediately informs Horikita Manabu about the incident via email.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Manabu Horikita receives an email about a peeping plan targeting his sister, Suzune, and other girls at the swimming facility.
• Shun Aragaki locks down the changing rooms and gathers the Student Council members.
• Manabu Horikita and Miyabi Nagumo arrive, and they listen to a recording of Class D students' plan to peep on girls changing using a remote-controlled car with a camera.

Character Developments

• Manabu Horikita shows a rare display of anger and protectiveness towards his sister.
• Miyabi Nagumo is enraged upon learning about the peeping plan.
• Suzune Horikita feels violated and worried about the incident.

Significant Themes

• The theme of privacy and invasion of it is highlighted through the peeping incident.
• The power dynamics within the school are shown, with the Student Council members reacting swiftly and sternly to the situation.

Character Interactions

• Manabu Horikita and Miyabi Nagumo work together to address the situation, showing a rare moment of unity between the two rivals.
• Suzune Horikita and other female students feel threatened and uncomfortable due to the peeping plan.
• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka provides crucial information about the plan, trying to distance himself from the crime.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka discovers a plan by Ike Kanji, Yamauchi Haruki, and Sudo Ken to secretly film girls changing in the pool's locker room using a remote-controlled car.
• The trio plans to use intimidation to secure the area and record the girls changing.
• Ayanokoji reports the plan to Aragaki Shun, leading to the Student Council blocking the path to the locker room and retrieving the remote-controlled car and memory card.

Character Developments

• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka demonstrates his intelligence and awareness by exposing the plan and showing concern for the victims.
• Ike Kanji, Yamauchi Haruki, and Sudo Ken show their reckless and criminal behavior, prioritizing their desires over the consequences.
• Nagumo Miyabi expresses his anger and desire for revenge against the trio, particularly targeting Sotomura Hideo (the Professor).

Significant Themes

• The consequences of reckless and criminal behavior.
• The protection of minors and the severity of their actions.
• The importance of reporting and exposing wrongdoings.

Character Interactions

• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka interacts with the Student Council, providing crucial information about the trio's plan.
• Ike Kanji, Yamauchi Haruki, and Sudo Ken interact, planning and executing their reckless scheme.
• Nagumo Miyabi interacts with Manabu Horikita and Aragaki Shun, expressing his desire for severe punishment against the trio.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Student Council decides to expel the four suspects (Sotomura Hideo, Ike Kanji, Yamauchi Haruki, and Sudo Ken) involved in the voyeurism incident.
• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka, who reported the incident, is also suspected due to his association with the suspects.
• The memory card containing the voyeuristic footage is destroyed after being verified by several teachers and students.

Character Developments

• Nagumo Miyabi is furious and wants to expel Ayanokoji Kiyotaka along with the other suspects.
• Aragaki Shun and Manabu Horikita are more focused on expelling the four confirmed criminals but have no objections to Ayanokoji's expulsion if Nagumo insists.
• Horikita Suzune and other female students are traumatized by the footage and demand the memory card's immediate destruction.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of one's actions and associations.
• The importance of reputation and safety, especially for women.
• The power dynamics within the Student Council and the school.

Character Interactions

• Nagumo Miyabi and Aragaki Shun discuss their stance on Ayanokoji Kiyotaka's expulsion.
• Horikita Suzune and other female students express their desire to destroy the memory card.
• The Student Council and teachers work together to handle the situation, prioritizing the victims' well-being.

Key Plot Points

• The voyeurism incident is exposed, and the perpetrators (Ike Kanji, Yamauchi Haruki, Sudo Ken, and Sotomura Hideo) are brought to the Student Council office.
• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka is accused by his former accomplices of being a traitor for reporting the incident.
• The group blames each other to try and avoid expulsion, leading to a physical altercation.
• Nagumo Miyabi, the second-year Student Council Vice President, encourages the infighting, aiming to expel all involved.
• Manabu Horikita states that the Student Council's role is advisory, and the final outcome depends on the school's decision.

Character Developments

• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka maintains his composure and expressionlessness amidst the accusations and chaos.
• Nagumo Miyabi reveals his malicious intent and enjoys the infighting, aiming to use the situation to his advantage.
• The voyeurism group (Ike Kanji, Yamauchi Haruki, Sudo Ken, and Sotomura Hideo) show their true colors, blaming each other and resorting to violence.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and trust: The group's betrayal of Ayanokoji Kiyotaka highlights the theme of broken trust and the consequences of one's actions.
• Power dynamics: Nagumo Miyabi's manipulation of the situation showcases the power dynamics within the school and the Student Council.
• Consequences of actions: The voyeurism group faces the consequences of their actions, with expulsion being a likely outcome.

Character Interactions

• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka interacts with his former accomplices, who accuse him of being a traitor.
• Nagumo Miyabi interacts with the voyeurism group, encouraging their infighting and threatening them with retaliation.
• The voyeurism group interacts with each other, blaming and fighting among themselves.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aragaki Shun verifies his suspicions about the voyeurism incident and decides to act.
• Manabu Horikita promises Horikita Suzune that the culprits will face punishment.
• Aragaki Shun arranges a group of students, including Ibuki Mio and Ichinose Honami, to confront the voyeur quartet.
• Sakayanagi Narimori, after learning about his daughter's involvement, decides to expel the voyeur quartet.
• The school expels Yamauchi Haruki, Ike Kanji, Sudo Ken, and Sotomura Hideo, giving them half a day to leave.
• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka is warned by Manabu Horikita due to his involvement in the incident.

Character Developments

• Aragaki Shun shows his strategic and decisive side in handling the situation.
• Manabu Horikita demonstrates his authority and impartiality as the Student Council President.
• Sakayanagi Arisu shows concern for her classmates and a willingness to participate in the confrontation.
• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka remains calm and composed throughout the incident.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of one's actions: The voyeur quartet faces expulsion due to their actions.
• Power dynamics: The Student Council, Board Chairman, and other influential figures exert their power to resolve the situation.
• The role of evidence: Ayanokoji Kiyotaka's recording plays a crucial role in exposing the culprits.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun and Manabu Horikita work together to handle the situation, showing a united front.
• Aragaki Shun and Ichinose Honami have a tense interaction as she questions his plan, but he dismisses her concerns.
• Sakayanagi Narimori and Sakayanagi Arisu have a father-daughter conversation, with the father expressing his concern and the daughter showing her determination.
• Manabu Horikita and Ayanokoji Kiyotaka have a tense interaction as the President warns Kiyotaka about his involvement in the incident.

Summary

• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka is warned by Manabu Horikita about being more cautious in his friendships and to report or intervene if he finds classmates engaging in illegal activities.
• Sudo Ken, along with Ike Kanji and Yamauchi Haruki, leads a violent attack on three students from Class D of the second year, inciting a school-wide brawl.
• Nagumo Miyabi, the vice president of the Student Council, orchestrates the brawl as revenge for the voyeurism incident involving his classmates.
• Yosuke Hirata, a first-year student from Class D, intervenes and attacks Nagumo Miyabi, knocking him unconscious with three punches.
• The chapter ends with Hirata charging into the alley to stop the fight, with Aragaki Shun attempting to intercept him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yosuke Hirata attacks Nagumo Miyabi, the Student Council Vice President, in retaliation for the voyeurs' actions.
• Manabu Horikita, the Student Council President, arrives and covers up the incident to prevent further chaos.
• The four voyeurs are sent back to their dormitories under Student Council supervision.
• Manabu Horikita decides on a punishment for the students involved in the mobbing: a two-thousand-word reflection and a ten-thousand-Point fine.

Character Developments

• Yosuke Hirata shows impulsive and violent behavior in protecting his classmates, leading to potential expulsion.
• Nagumo Miyabi suffers a loss of face and vows revenge against Yosuke Hirata.
• Manabu Horikita demonstrates his political acumen by covering up the incident to maintain order.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of impulsive actions and the importance of self-control.
• The power dynamics and politics within the school.
• The theme of protecting one's companions, even at great personal cost.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun and Yosuke Hirata: Aragaki tries to understand Yosuke's motivations for his impulsive actions.
• Manabu Horikita, Nagumo Miyabi, and Aragaki Shun: The three discuss and decide on the punishment for the students involved in the mobbing.
• Kanzaki Ryuji, Shibata Sou, and Yosuke Hirata: Kanzaki and Shibata try to console Yosuke after the incident.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yosuke Hirata shares his middle school experience with Shun Aragaki.
• He reveals that he watched helplessly as his childhood friend, Sugimura, was bullied and eventually jumped off a building.
• After Sugimura's attempt, bullying shifted to another classmate, and Hirata tried to stop it by using fear and violence, ultimately suppressing the entire grade.

Character Developments

• Yosuke Hirata: Reveals his past, showing his initial inaction and later use of violence to prevent bullying.
• Shun Aragaki: Struggles to understand and accept Hirata's past and methods.

Significant Themes

• Bullying and its consequences.
• The use of violence as a solution.
• The struggle between inaction and intervention.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun and Hirata Yosuke: Aragaki listens to Hirata's story, trying to understand his perspective and actions, despite finding them difficult to comprehend.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yosuke Hirata reveals his past: his junior high school was aware of his violent tendencies and assigned him to Class D at Kodo Ikusei Senior High School.
• Yosuke Hirata confesses his inability to protect his classmates and prevent violence, leading to his breakdown.
• Aragaki Shun criticizes Yosuke Hirata's half-measures and lack of responsibility in facing his past actions.

Character Developments

• Yosuke Hirata: Struggles with guilt and self-doubt, leading to a breakdown. Realizes he lacks the ability to make tough decisions and protect his classmates.
• Aragaki Shun: Shows no sympathy for Yosuke Hirata, criticizing his half-measures and lack of responsibility. Offers guidance on how to atone for his past actions.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility and accountability for one's actions.
• The consequences of inaction and avoidance.
• The struggle between guilt and atonement.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun harshly criticizes Yosuke Hirata, pushing him to confront his past actions and their consequences.
• Yosuke Hirata breaks down, confessing his inability to protect his classmates and prevent violence, leading to his decision to throw away his brain and rely on Aragaki Shun for guidance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yosuke Hirata considers severing ties with Sugimura but decides to help him instead, aiming to graduate from Class A and become a doctor.
• Aragaki Shun expels Yamauchi Haruki, Ike Kanji, Sudo Ken, and Sotomura Hideo from Kodo Ikusei for their involvement in the changing room voyeurism.
• Horikita Suzune is set to transfer to Class A next semester due to her brother's concerns about her safety and growth in Class D.

Character Developments

• Yosuke Hirata takes responsibility for his past actions and decides to help Sugimura, demonstrating growth and determination.
• Aragaki Shun shows his leadership and influence by expelling the voyeurs and managing the situation.
• Horikita Suzune's transfer to Class A is imminent, which may challenge her and provide new opportunities for growth.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility and redemption: Yosuke Hirata takes responsibility for his past actions and decides to help Sugimura.
• Consequences of actions: The expelled students face severe consequences due to their illegal and undisciplined acts.
• Growth and change: Horikita Suzune's transfer to Class A may push her out of her comfort zone and encourage growth.

Character Interactions

• Yosuke Hirata and Aragaki Shun: Hirata seeks Aragaki's advice and decides to join Class A under his guidance.
• Aragaki Shun and the expelled students: Aragaki expels the voyeurs and delivers a casual warning before they leave the school.
• Class D girls and Aragaki Shun: The girls from Class D express their relief and joy at the expulsion of the voyeurs, unaware that Aragaki can hear their conversation.
• Aragaki Shun and Kanzaki Ryuji: The two discuss the impact of the expulsion on Ayanokoji Kiyotaka and the potential transfer of Horikita Suzune to Class A.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aragaki Shun's expectations for Horikita Suzune are limited, similar to Tachibana Akane's capabilities.
• Class D is considered crippled due to its low student count, but Aragaki Shun sees it as nourishment for other classes, with Class A securing the lion's share.
• Aragaki Shun gains Source Power for orchestrating the expulsion of The Four Voyeurs, with Sudo Ken providing the most power, suggesting he had a promising future before his expulsion.
• Aragaki Shun gains 12 Source Power, bringing his total to 16, and strengthens his basic attributes and Sun Kin talent.
• Chabashira Sae summons Ayanokoji Kiyotaka to the rooftop, threatening him with expulsion if he doesn't perform well.
• Ayanokoji reveals that he has been recording their conversations, implying he has evidence of Chabashira's threats.

Character Developments

• Aragaki Shun: Strengthens his powers and becomes more confident in his abilities, considering his stepsister, Ayase.
• Horikita Suzune: Seen as not particularly clever, but disciplined and persistent, with expectations limited to Tachibana Akane's level.
• Chabashira Sae: Becomes more desperate and hysterical as Class D falls apart, threatening Ayanokoji with expulsion.
• Ayanokoji Kiyotaka: Shows no fear of Chabashira's threats, revealing he has evidence of their conversations, indicating he's been planning ahead.

Significant Themes

• The gap between the talented and the ordinary is vast and insurmountable.
• The school's administration accepts recorded evidence, as seen in the handling of The Four Voyeurs.
• The power dynamics between students and teachers, with Ayanokoji not fearing Chabashira's threats.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun and Kanzaki Ryuji discuss Class D's situation and the transfer of capable students to Class A.
• Chabashira Sae and Ayanokoji Kiyotaka: Chabashira threatens Ayanokoji with expulsion, while he reveals he has evidence of their conversations.
• Aragaki Shun's thoughts about his stepsister, Ayase, hint at his growing confidence in his abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ayanokoji threatens Chabashira with a recording of her threatening him, leading to a tense negotiation.
• Ayanokoji demands Chabashira's entire savings in exchange for the recording, totaling 10 million Private Points.
• Aragaki Shun returns home for a week, with Chie Hoshinomiya accompanying him as a faculty advisor.
• Aragaki Shun asks Chie Hoshinomiya to check on the Ichinose family during his absence.

Character Developments

• Ayanokoji demonstrates his cunning and strategic thinking in dealing with Chabashira.
• Chabashira shows desperation and willingness to compromise to avoid expulsion.
• Aragaki Shun reveals his preference for living away from home and his concern for his classmates.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics between students and teachers.
• The importance of home and family, even for those who prefer independence.
• The consequences of past actions and the need to address potential issues proactively (as seen in Aragaki Shun's concern for the Ichinose family).

Character Interactions

• Ayanokoji and Chabashira's tense negotiation highlights their differing priorities and values.
• Aragaki Shun's interaction with his adoptive mother shows his understanding of her expectations and his willingness to fulfill them.
• Aragaki Shun's conversation with Chie Hoshinomiya demonstrates his trust in her and his concern for his classmates.

Summary of Chapter 160, "Classroom of the Elite"

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aragaki Shun returns home for a visit, where his adoptive mother treats him warmly and his adoptive father discusses his performance at Kodo Ikusei School.
• The Aragaki Family Head reveals that Aragaki Shun's class competition has caught the attention of high society, including the Ayanokoji, Koenji, and Kanzaki families.
• Aragaki Shun admits to having multiple girlfriends at school, and his adoptive father expresses his concerns about safety measures and potential conflicts with Ayase.

Character Developments

• Aragaki Shun: Shows maturity and honesty in discussing his romantic life with his adoptive father. His adoptive father acknowledges his talent and growth.
• Aragaki Family Head: Reveals his pride in Aragaki Shun's accomplishments and expresses his hopes for his adopted son's future. He also shows understanding and acceptance of Aragaki Shun's romantic life, given the unique customs of Sakurajima.

Significant Themes

• Talent and effort: The Aragaki Family Head emphasizes that while effort is important, talent determines the ceiling of one's achievements.
• The weight of expectations: Aragaki Shun feels the pressure of living up to his adoptive family's expectations, while his adoptive father is proud of his accomplishments but also concerned about potential conflicts in his romantic life.
• The complexity of high society: The class competition at Kodo Ikusei has far-reaching implications, involving various factions and power struggles among high society.

Character Interactions

• Aragaki Shun and his adoptive mother: They share a warm and affectionate relationship, with his mother treating him like a little child and expressing her love and pride in him.
• Aragaki Shun and his adoptive father: They have a serious and candid conversation about Aragaki Shun's performance at school, his romantic life, and the expectations placed upon him as the family's heir. Despite their different perspectives, they maintain a strong bond.