Okay…We are back to this lovely drama and episode two, awesomely titled ‘Love is War’, picks up from where we left off last episode.

Unlike some dramas that I will refrain from mentioning, Sono Hatsu didn’t wash over the happenings of the kiss as some irrelevant experimentation, which by the way, could have easily gone that way as the kiss happened because Saki wanted to show Hiroko how a kiss is not such a big deal like Hiroko was making it out to be. Usually that would have been that, and I bet you a million won that were this a KEY production, that would have been the case, but not here.

No Soiree….

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