You should feel this way by the end of the episode.

Mogami Kyoko is a hard-working girl, holding about 15 jobs in order to help keep up with apartment payments. Her source of motivation is a newly famous musician, Fuwa Sho, who also happens to be her childhood friend.

Love the outfit ♥

He isn’t around much anymore, evidenced by Kyoko’s excitement when she returns to the apartment and finds him there. Shotaro brusquely attempts to leave, citing that he only returned for fresh clothes, but Kyoko lures him back with his favorite pudding dessert. However, when Ren Tsuruga appears on TV, Shotaro’s jealousy of the more famous actor spoils his mood. Kyoko’s feeble attempts at bad-mouthing Ren go unappreciated as Shotaro storms out of the apartment.

The next day Kyoko leaves Shotaro a voicemail apologizing for last night and telling him she thinks he is still best. She decides to bring him dinner, using her work uniform to gain entry to his studio.

Shotaro is the son of an inn owner, but he left Kyoto to pursue his dreams to become a famous male celebrity. Kyoko feels very lucky to have been asked to accompany him to Tokyo.

Everything goes awry, however, when she overhears him expressing his disdain for her voicemail. Shotaro goes on to explain that he only brought Kyoko along to be his servant, since his pampered self is unable and unwilling to do menial chores. Now that he’s famous and making money, he no longer needs her.

Anyone have a knife?

Kyoko, of course, snaps. Her feelings of hate and loathing burst forth, and she swears revenge, but is quickly carried off by security. Shotaro mocks her exit, saying that she should take revenge by becoming famous like him, a feat he obviously doesn’t think she can accomplish.

The episode ends after Kyoko gets her hair cut and dyed, and a new wardrobe. She declares, “I’ll show you. Just you wait and see, Shotaro.”

Review:

ADKGAHJF. Fuwa Shotaro is an arrogant, self-absorbed, womanizing jerk. It is also clear he prefers older, voluptuous women. He says Kyoko never uses makeup because she is old-fashioned and boring, when it was actually his fault. All of her money went to paying for his luxuries, even though she wished dearly to purchase cosmetics. His treatment of Kyoko is absolutely unforgivable, which is why I was glad to see her righteous anger at him. We’ll find out later that he hates the –taro suffix of his name, hence his stage name Fuwa Sho. For this reason I will always refer to him as Shotaro.
Her makeover ‘orange hair is a sign of rebelliousness’ seems a bit cliché, though. At this time, I will be unable and unwilling to provide my hopes for this series because I finished the entire show in one sitting.