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A number of property owners have subleasing contracts through Minerva Real Estate. Desperate to milk them for all he can, Kamiki teeters on the brink of bending the law. Hanasawa, sensing danger, wants to stop him. Tosaka shares Kamiki's heartbreaking past, and why he is so obsessed with being number one.

Kamiki sends two clients Nagase's way in an attempt to ensnare him. One wants to turn his failing property investment portfolio around so he can afford his daughter's high school tuition fees. The other gets snatched up by Kurosu, who is increasingly stressed about not coming in first place.

Enomoto has promised to introduce her grandmother to her fiancé, so she asks Nagase to pretend to be her boyfriend. As the big day draws near, an elderly woman approaches Tosaka Real Estate to purchase a high-rise for her granddaughter's upcoming wedding.

One of Tsukishita's clients is behind on her rent as she struggles to balance part-time work with rehearsing for an upcoming stage performance. Tsukishita wants to help out, but all efforts to negotiate with the landlord fall on deaf ears. Meanwhile, Tokage's past sheds some light on his current personality.

Nagase is over the moon when an old classmate comes to him for advice on buying a house, but her husband isn't too happy with how chummy the two seem to be. Meanwhile, Kamiki and Hanasawa have their own little plots waiting to unfold.

Tokage is about to win his first contract, but a shady history rears its head as the client fails the rental guarantor company's screening process. With the client's relationship now on the rocks, Tokage watches on from the sidelines as Nagase and Tsukishita do everything they can to help the client out.

The Okadas want to sell their tiny home to move into a bigger place for their daughter. Tsukishita, desperate to stick to her "customer first" mantra, struggles to find the right buyer for a house with so many flaws. When Hanasawa also gets wind of the sale, it's a race to see who can sell the tiny home first.