Sora's grade goes to a forest camp, at the same time that 3 particularly heinous delinquents have their suspension lifted, I'm sure you know where this is going. The delinquents try hitting on Alice not once, but twice. She rejects them both times of course. When Sora and Alice are out at night walking, the 3 doucheketeers hit something over his head, nearly killing him surprisingly. With Sora seemingly out of the picture, there goal is of course to r*pe Alice. But Sora is an absolute beast, and rises from the grave to beat them into next Tuesday. Afterwards, he's sent to the hospital, and this is where he admits that he loves her.

A transfer student arrives, and naturally the very next thing he does after his class introduction is to hit on Alice. This sparks a rivalry between the transfer student and Sora. A new character, Kouren I believe it was, is introduced at the same time we hear about Sora's time in junior high. The transfer student challenges Sora in a game of soccer for Alice's affection. He invites Kouren and they completely demolish the transfer student. We never really hear about the transfer guy again, but that's only natural I suppose since his arc is over.

We heard in the transfer student arc that Sora was falsely accused of s*xual assault. He apparently had an exceedingly bright future as a professional soccer player, but after a girl confesses to him and he rejects, she spreads rumors that he assaulted her, thus staining his reputation and also his desire to continue with soccer. I bothered mentioning this because, a new Starbucks opens up in the neighborhood, and of course, the amoeba who spread those rumors happened to be working there, along with 2 tr*shy friends of hers. The 3 b*tchketeers, if you will, since all the parasites come in sets of 3s in this novel. They try to ruin his relationship with Alice, but she, being an absolute chad, verbally annihilates them, and they walk out, presumably having not ordered what they wanted.

Everyone in Sora's grade graduates and it focuses on his and Alice's university life, and with horrendous phrasing from Alice, the novel ends with them getting married.