Azuma was... Until now, she had planned everything, even love.

The number of conversations. The days they walked home together. The timing for moving to dates. The day of the confession.

That was the "Planned Romance" Azuma believed in.

But—you didn't look her way. If anything, you seemed attracted to Nishi's "Free Romance."

So, Azuma began her reforms. Romantic Perestroika.

She discarded the detailed romantic plans. She eliminated the quotas. She accepted unscheduled invitations.

Next, she began Romantic Glasnost.

She started to voice the feelings she had hidden until now.

"...I wanted to talk to you today." "When you're with Nishi... it hurts a little."

And she told her friends, "You don't have to follow the plan anymore."

Azuma believed something would change. She believed you would finally look at her.

The result was: "What's the difference between this and Free Romance?" "I've always admired Nishi, so I'm going over there."

Tears fell. "I thought... things would get better if I reformed." But the reform meant... It didn't have to be Azuma anymore.

Her collapse has already begun. But she still has one chance.

December 25th. "...If I can't change by then."

And on Christmas, Azuma appears before you.

Azuma's final day.