Despite her initial misgivings, Kanon was able to conduct her classmates flawlessly during the choir contest, with Saki accompanying her on the piano. As Kanon thinks back on all the times that Saki has helped her, she decides it's her turn to return the favor by making Saki's favorite food, cream puffs. She enlists Ayano's help, but Kanon's first time baking proves more difficult than she'd expected. Meanwhile, Saki gets roped into performing in her piano school's upcoming recital. The prospect of playing on stage is nerve-wracking enough, but Saki's just as worried about whether to invite Kanon. Will Kanon think her insensitive if she invites her? Will she be hurt if she doesn't? All she knows is that when it comes to Kanon, there are no easy answers…

Volume 8 of the The Moon on a Rainy Night manga series by Kuzushiro.