Episode 3 really shows the consequences of Rumi’s decision and how complicated things have become for all three of them. Jun is clearly still in love with Rumi, but he has been thrown into a new relationship with Naori without much time to process everything, so I can understand why he seems so indecisive. At the same time, he probably should have been more honest about his feelings before getting together with Naori, since she could end up getting hurt the most. I also liked the way the episode continued showing Jun and Naori’s chemistry through their conversations, while the harem-anime references added some fun comedy to all the drama. Rumi isn’t necessarily a bad person, but her attempt to solve everything has created an even bigger mess, and I’m interested to see whether Jun will finally stop trying to please everyone and figure out what he actually wants.