Hana’s talent for narrative catches the eye of Mizuki, president of the Broadcasting Club, who attempts to enlist her. Yet, Hana finds herself unable to accept the proposition.

With the arrival of new members, a rotation of introductions began, prompting Hana to quietly consider her own capabilities.

A shadow crossed Hana's eagerness as Mr. Kichijoji began preparing the club for the approaching competition. A familiar question echoed within her: why this relentless need to triumph? Why couldn’t she simply find contentment in the act of …

A sudden question halts Hana mid-sentence during her debut broadcast. Adhering to the prepared remarks is one matter; extemporizing, however, presents an entirely unfamiliar challenge.

Anne possessed a grounded practicality, a stark contrast to Hana’s more hopeful nature, and such differences often led to friction. Yet, these disagreements would not deter Hana from extending a hand of friendship to her fellow member.

The club members settled on their respective categories for the Kyoto NHK Cup preliminaries: recitation or public speaking. Toga would not be participating in either event.

Though time is short, the broadcasting club remains determined to finalize their entry for the original television drama category.

Shura possessed a rare gift for narrative; she could build entire worlds within the minds of those who listened, a feat that underscored Hana's considerable distance from mastery.

During a recitation workshop, Hana forms new friendships. She doesn't yet realize that one of her newfound companions carries a link to Anne's history.

The question of how to hone one's abilities is a common one, yet the answer remains elusive. While numerous approaches exist, there is no singular route to improvement that fits all.

Just as the Broadcasting Club prepared for its final preparations, a wedding invitation, a startling revelation, and an unforeseen problem conspired to undermine all their efforts.

The Club may have devised a cunning strategy to reach Mizuki, but their path is blocked by a formidable obstacle: Mayumi Usurai, Mizuki’s grandmother.