Back at home, Yui is struggling to think what kind of gift to leave Azusa. She asks Ui if Azusa has mentioned anything in particular that might be a fitting present. Ui says that all Azusa really wants from her seniors is for them to be more serious when it comes to practice, and to clean up the room every once in a while. That, and she'd appreciate it if Yui didn't hug her as much. Ui jokesthat Yui could just stay back a year so they could graduate together, but Yui seems to consider the idea. Yui heads over to her room to strum he guitar rather half-heartedly still undecided on what to do for Azusa.
The next day, the four meet up on their way to school. No one has a concrete idea about the plans. In class, Yui overhears the volleyball team discussing their own plans for a graduation trip to Hawaii. Though Mugi and Yui seem to be interested, Ritsu opposes a trip on the basis that they ought to do their own thing rather than copy someone else's plan. Further more, their plan should be focused on Azusa more than anything. Meanwhile, the whole of class 3-2 is also starting to think of a graduation gift for Sawako.
Ironically, Ritzo recants her previous opinion, slyly suggesting the club take a graduation trip. She reasons that the club had already discussed planning a trip, and also had passports. Still, Mio thinks that Azusa's present should be their own top priority. As Yui retells Ui's idea of staying back a year, Azusa walks in on their conversation, starling the other girls. Azusa who only heard the last part about staying back a year' is definitely suspicious. While Yui tries to sweep everything under the rug. Mugi makes a smooth recovery by changing the topic to their planned graduation trip to the German City of Lūnen (the gag being that 'staying back is pronounced the same as Lūnen). And with that, Azusa no longer suspects a thing.
