Boys Over Flowers: Season 2

A depressed Haruto goes along with Kaito Taira's plan to start "peasant hunts" again. Oto wants to stop him, but Issa Narumiya and Sugimaru Eibi ask her to leave him alone. Haruto later feels that he has gained his father's approval, but it was only an act. His feelings come to a head, leading Haruto to make a speech that wins over some of his classmates.

Oto and Tenma encounter Haruto and Megumi, while on a date at an amusement park. Now a double date, it becomes increasingly awkward. Tenma later alludes to being jealous of Haruto. Oto realizes she has to settle things with Haruto, which she does. He is devastated by rejection.

Megumi Nishidome enters Haruto's life after a chance meeting. Oto starts to feel mixed-up when she sees them together. She later asks Tenma to date her officially, to which he readily agrees. Meanwhile, Megumi decides to pursue a romantic relationship with Haruto.

Airi pretends to befriend to Oto only to lock her and Tenma in a storeroom. Haruto then severs his friendship with her. Oto later becomes concerned about Airi when she goes missing. In the process of helping her, Oto earns Airi's respect and friendship.

Jealous of Oto, Airi Maya reveals that she is a "commoner". Oto decides to drop out of Eitoku, which would thus end her engagement. Tenma pays her donation and saves her in time from a crowd of bullies. At the hospital, he confesses his feelings to her. Haruto and Oto later become friends.

After saving her from a coworker, Haruto has Oto eat pancakes with him as repayment. He later takes her to Tsukasa Domyoji's house, where Oto reveals she is engaged to Tenma Hase. Haruto feels inferior next to Tenma, who is student president of Eitoku's rival Momonozono Academy.

Oto Edogawa has to keep her family's bankruptcy a secret in order to stay at Eitoku Academy. Her worst nightmare comes true when the C5's leader Haruto Kaguragi finds out she has a job. She has some leverage from learning his secret at the time. To keep her quiet, Haruto tries to impress her which fails miserably.