Literature or pornography? That's the question of the hour as a racy book sparks the spirit of discovery in the members of a high school literature club.
Niina wants Kazusa to say WHAT?. Later, Sonezaki demands that each member of the club come up with ten alternative terms for "sex" - but acronyms get the better of her.
Hongo makes a shocking discovery at a local bookstore - but it pales in comparison to the discovery she later makes at Shibuya Station.
Sonezaki's new look causes quite a stir in class (and in the heart of a certain someone).
Niina encounters a figure from her past. Meanwhile, Momoko isn't sure what to make of Sugimoto, and Kazusa is unsettled by the repetition of a certain word.
As the school festival approaches, the Literature Club is tasked with writing a romantic urban legend. Perhaps a field trip will provide a little inspiration.
The Literature Club's field trip spurs confrontation between friends - and an answer to their quest for a convincing urban legend.
Emotions burn bright as the Literature Club reads their urban legend aloud. Will the performance inspire a love confession, or will feelings flicker out?
Ah, being in love. The birds sing more sweetly and the world just seems brighter - but if being in love is so great, why is something as simple as holding hands so difficult?
Hongo might've bitten off more than she can chew with Milo-sensei. Meanwhile, Kazusa contemplates racy underwear, and Momoko's feelings reach a boiling point.
Niina announces her intentions to Kazusa, but they are swiftly put aside when a misunderstanding threatens to tear the Literature Club apart from the inside out.
Their goal is simple. Their emotions are not. In the dark of night, feelings are brought to light - but will the morning sun shine on ruin or revelation?
