Episode 6— Innermost Feelings
Aired August 29, 2004 · 25 min
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Bando leaves the hospital to track down Lucy, driven by a personal vendetta. Meanwhile, Kohta and his assistant find the severed head of Professor Kakuzawa Yū. As Kohta and Yuka spend more time together, their relationship deepens, ending in a kiss. Eventually, Kohta and Yuka succeed in finding Lucy and bringing her home.
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