Teardrops are Falling

Season 1Episode 325 minjanv. 20, 2018
Teardrops are Falling
The girls talk about how they're going to spend their Golden Week vacation. After realizing that they all have the final day of the break open, they make plans to meet up for a study session to prepare for proficiency tests the following day, and decide to go to Hana's apartment. Hana can't contain her excitement over having friends coming to her place and Shion is just as thrilled when she hears the news. As Golden Week begins, the four enjoy their stretch of days off, each in their own way, until it's finally the day of the study session.
Teardrops are Falling has aired on janv. 20, 2018 at 00:30
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