Katsumi has gotten into Ayumu's school life, he's gotten into her private life, and he's even gotten into her head. Now he's gotten into her room and only a miracle can save her now. And as if being pursued by a sexual predator wasn't enough, Manami's campaign against Hatori will seem light compared to the horror she's about to unleash on Ayumu.

Manami keeps pulling pranks, but Ayumu is quickly learning to fight back. The homeroom teacher begins to notice Ayumu's distraught behavior, but the teacher refuses to believe that bullying is in her classroom. Despite being bullied, Ayumu remains strong and receives support from Miki and her classmates. Manami seems to have a few evil tricks left... Can Ayumu withstand the onslaught of bullying?

Manami's plan to gain more attention has started! First, Katsumi is attacked by some unknown gang members (who are actually friends of Manami's). Then Ayumu - and later Miki - is abducted by some guys and tied up in an abandoned warehouse. What will happen to them?

Ayumu and Miki get Ayumu's phone to work and a call gets through to Sonoda! But Akira's goons soon discover the phone and drag off a drugged Miki while Akira instructs them to start raping Ayumu. Will Sonoda be able to save them in time?

After the hospital incident, Ayumu gains sympathy at school, which makes things a lot more difficult for Manami to win everybody to her side. So Manami devises a scheme to cast herself once again as the victim... and she'll take down more than Ayumu with her!

Kahoko is a normal student in the general education department with absolutely no musical skill, but all that changes when she catches a glimpse of an elusive fairy who lives on campus. The fairy grants Kahoko a magic violin, and before she knows it, she's nominated to participate in the school's music competition with five very attractive boys. Will she win love and fame, or will bitter rivalry rule the day?

At long last, the Final Selection has arrived! Kahoko and her fellow contestants take the stage, knowing that only one of them can win. For Kahoko, there's even more pressure: this is the first time she'll perform without magical assistance. But after the competition, an even greater challenge lies ahead: deciding what to do next. Is music - and love - in the future for Kahoko and her friends?

With the Final Selection over and the magic violin gone forever, Kahoko faces a new challenge: learning to play for real! With Shinobu, a gifted Seisou Academy alumnus, as her private instructor, she begins to master the violin. But as Kahoko's friendships with the guys from the music competition deepen, she finds it harder to give her heart to music alone. And the arrival of a talented - and handsome - new student doesn't make things any easier!

When Seisou Academy chose two students to attend an all-star music camp, Kahoko wasn't one of the lucky ones - but that didn't stop her! Working as a janitor on the camp grounds isn't exactly glamorous, but it's the only way to pursue her dream of mastering the violin. But can she really measure up to the ultra-elite musicians at the camp? And what's the story behind Aoi, the weird (but handsome) new guy who seems to know everything about her?

Kahoko may have a magic violin that gives her some technical ability, but the violin's true magic is only unlocked when Kahoko "feels" the music. She's supposed to be getting to know her fellow competitors, but the first stage of the competition is coming soon, and she barely has time to pick her music, let alone make new friends. So why is she so drawn to her fellow Gen Ed student, Ryotaro...

The first round of the music competition is about to begin, and Kahoko's accompanist reveals her plot to get Kahoko disqualified! Unsettled by this betrayal, Kahoko can't truly enjoy the music, even when Ryotaro gallantly steps in as her new accompanist. Kahoko's performance is mediocre, but Ryotaro so impresses Lili that he soon finds himself added as a second-round contestant. Will Kahoko and Ryotaro's budding friendship be ruined by the heat of competition?

With the second round approaching, Kahoko is finally getting invested in the competition. But her newfound determination is tested when fellow contestant Azuma unleashes his dark side at her expense. Kahoko feels threatened by his shocking behavior, but Azuma's good boy image is so strong that no one would believe Kahoko if she told. Can Kahoko withstand the pain and pressure of the music school life?