At the end of the school year, the students are busy preparing for the summer holidays. They've been studying hard, but they've also been cramming for the end-of-term exams, which are supposed to take place during the summer. Everyone's having a good time, except for Tommo, who's worried that he's not up to speed on the latest developments in the world of science and math. He's also worried that the students aren't paying enough attention to their homework. Tommo's a little worried about this, since the summer vacation is just around the corner. He wants to know what's going on with the student council, which is supposed to be governing the school. He asks Tommo if he'd like to make the final decision about whether the students should bring back the ghosts. He doesn't want to make a big deal out of it, since everyone has forgotten about him and ushio, but he wants to make sure that everyone's forgotten about them. He says that if they can bring back all the ghosts, everyone will forget about Tommo and em>Shiraishi./em> Tommo says that he was the one organizing the hand-outs and putting them in the lockers back when a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/26/shiraishi-and-tommo-hand-outs-in-his-desk-at-the-school-handout-box_n_1590521.html" target="_blank">Shirashi and Tommo were still in high school/a>, so he knows that Tommo would have known about all of this. He also says that, if he had known about it, he would have asked Tommo to think about it. He tells Tommo that it's now time for him to make up his mind about whether or not to bring the ghosts