Ep 12. A Precious Someone

Sawako has finally mustered the courage to confess her feelings to Kazehaya. However, with their school festival coming up, both of them are preoccupied with preparations, leaving Sawako unsure if she's made any progress in their relationship. Meanwhile, Ayane and Chizuru notice their friend's growing anxiety and try to offer her their support.

As the festival approaches, Sawako and Kazehaya are chosen to perform the lead roles in the class play. While they work together to perfect their performances, Sawako can't help but feel that she's still no closer to understanding Kazehaya's true feelings for her.

On the day of the festival, Sawako's nerves are at an all-time high as she takes the stage. However, an unexpected turn of events leads to her having to improvise her lines, demonstrating her natural talent for acting. The audience is spellbound, and Kazehaya can't help but feel a newfound appreciation for her talents and dedication.

After the play, Sawako receives a mysterious letter from an anonymous sender, congratulating her on her performance. She's confused at first, but a little digging leads her to discover that it was Kazehaya who wrote it. Touched by his kind words, Sawako realizes just how much he cares for her and finally finds the courage to confront him about her feelings.

The two of them share a heartwarming moment on the rooftop, where Kazehaya finally admits his own feelings for Sawako and the two of them share a tender kiss. Sawako is over the moon, finally realizing her dream of being in a relationship with the boy she's admired for so long.

As the episode draws to a close, it's clear that Sawako has found a new sense of confidence and ease in her interactions with Kazehaya. The two of them are closer than ever, and their friends are thrilled to see the couple finally together. It's a sweet and satisfying conclusion to a season full of heartwarming moments and touching character development.