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Janguru wa itsumo hare nochi Guu: ILLUSION 11: Yumi and Yamada have a conversation about men, when Yumi explains that Hare doesn't notice his love enough. Yumi tries harder by showing up one morning in Hare's house, making a meal for him. Hare is worried that the doctor might do something to her. Hare then tells Yumi that she is bothersome, so Yumi tries to get advice from Weda and Clive. Yumi already knows that Hare doesn't show much love interest in her but only wishes she and Hare could go on one, last date. Hare accepts and the two go to the city for their date. Will Hare and Yumi be able to have a good time? Secondly, will Hare be able to make Yumi feel better again? ILLUSION 12: Weda leaves to have Ame have his checkup, so Hare must keep the house in order while they are gone. Hare soon finds his father smoking and looking through "magazines". Guu suggests that Clive and Hare get along if they want Ame to be healthy in the future. Clive tells Hare of his past and how terrible she was. Clive soon starts thinking Ame's future and decides to teach Ame from the mistakes he made in his past. Guu gives Hare and Clive some surveys where Hare and Clive could spend more time together. First off is games but shortly ends when the two start arguing. Will the two get along and set a peaceful environment for the infant?

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