The crisis of the survival of the baby sector
Natsuki cannot hide her shock when she learns about the retirement of Kijima . In addition to being entrusted with all the work, he complains that he is full of enemies and wants to quit. Motoya encourages Natsuki. At Avilille, Nishi , the director of the promotion department who was worried about Kijima's absence from the baby department, proposes to Natsuki to interview Web Magazine, hoping that it will be the final push for the Christmas sales season. However, the article actually published was an interview with Tokugawa who was transferred to the women's section. And the Christmas sales season. The result was ── the target number was not reached, and the baby division was integrated into the ladies division .... Natsuki tells Seto that he may leave product development because he told Obayashi that he would take responsibility. Seto embraces such Natsuki ... Rainy day development !?
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