Episode 3

Season 1Episode 335 minMar 5, 2020
Episode 3
Kota was shocked to learn that Mei had an affair. Naoki says, "You're only 17 years old, but you're 24, so it's natural to have one or two of you." Mei confided to Haruka Otomo that he had an adultery at work. "I don't want to be disappointed by Kota. I want to return to my 17-year-old if possible, but that's impossible," she decides to return to Tokyo. On the other hand, when Ryohei heard about Mei's appearance that Kota was quite blocked up after Kota disappeared seven years ago, she felt that I couldn't do it. become. At the same time, I heard the words of Shinto priest Daiki saying, "There is no chance in this world. Trivial events always have meaning. That is fate." Kota thought about the reason he came back ...
Episode 3 has aired on Mar 5, 2020 at 11:00 PM
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