The girl is so strong that she beats two of the other girls in the school in a row. She's also a girl, too, and the school's boxing department is growing stronger. The girls are going to fight this year to trick the opponent into taking a right hand punch. This time, the opponent is bigger. The girl wonders why the opponent hasn't come yet, and wonders if it's because she's waiting for the right moment. She also wonders if the opponent has any feelings for the girl. She doesn't seem to be interested in him, but she almost reads the notes he's written about her. He's not serious about her, she says, and she'd rather be reading the notes than being with him. The punch that the girl dodged is like a rainstorm, making the people around her suffocate. She says that if she got hit by it, she would have to be torn apart. She wants to take advantage of the slow rise of the opponent and tap him, tap tap, tap. He still hasn1t come down yet. She asks if he is happy that she won, and he says that he isn1t happy because he1s not happy that the opponent won. He wants to give the girl one more punch, but the girl says that she1s fine, but that she feels like her heart is in her next heart, and that she can1t let go of this opportunity. She thinks that the other girl will steal her opportunity again, but this time, she won1t be able to do it, because she1ll have to fight three other people in a