Dengeki Daisy, Vol. 3 by Kyousuke Motomi

An old classmate of Teru's from junior high, Ijima, approaches her with concern for her well being. Her hair is frizzy cause of the weather, and she is very sleepy, a direct effect of the weather. She had to cut short her assistance of Kurosaki (her indentured servitude, so to speak), so she heads to her summer college prep class. Teru's move is finished (and far less traumatically then she could have hoped for, thanks to the proximity of her new apartment to Kurosaki's), and life goes on. While he is gone, Riko comes by to get Teru's help with her packing, and offers to let her spend the night at her house, what's one last night, after all? Teru declines the invitation, preferring to return to Kurosaki's, where she discovers that he has actually been cooking - and quite well! So, why is Teru crying? Riko is trying to shake Kurosaki into admitting he doesn't want Teru to move out, but he's hiding behind his facade of male indifference - stubborn to the last! Kurosaki is surprised that Teru is there when he gets home she hands him the grocery list, and talks him into going for her. She decides to cook on their last night together, to make it a really good night. Actually, she isn't entirely clear on that point herself. Teru's friends wonder why she is leaving him, and she is having difficulty making them understand her reasons. In that case, she'll just have to make the most out of their last night together! She's conflicted about the move, but thinks it is surely what he wants, to have her out of his hair.

Summer vacation starts tomorrow, and Teru is about to move into an apartment with Riko - a move that is both exciting and sad, as it means leaving Kurosaki's side.

Dengeki Daisy, Vol. 3 by Kyousuke Motomi