NAIVE OR JUST DUMB?

*SPOILER ALERT* After last episode's cliffy, I was super excited to start this episode to figure out what's going on in the head of that Yuki secretary guy. However, it turned out rather disappointing.
[[DIsappointment #1]] There's a fine line between being innocent and being plain stupid. - At the beginning of the drama, Risa's innocence was so cute and all but as the story went on, I'm starting to feel that instead of growing into a mature woman, she's becoming more and more stupid. She kept on making stupid decisions, under the disguise of being a 'grown up' but again and again she ended up needing saving. I get it, sometimes she just couldn't help it when it seems like everyone is targetting her but the fact that she never learned her lessons is just too much. Instead of fighting back, most of the time she simply lay there waiting for people to do stuff to her. What are you? A log? How I wish that she'd fight back or at least take an initiative to learn to fight back, but no, instead of fighting back in this particular episode she even apologized to the perpetrator TT.TT
[[Disappointment #2]] The secretary moving in. - Seriously, what on Earth is that strategy? Why couldn't they just sit down like an adult discussing everything properly? Why do they have to act all weird, keeping secrets left and right over something that could just be explained through a simple face to face method. What's with the unnecessary tests and all? That is just a waste of time, mine and theirs TT.TT
[[Disappointment #3]] They should just change the drama title to "Let's Attack Risa and have Hiroto Save the Day Again and Again" because again and again the story revolves around people attacking Risa : the Coffee shop customer, the other Coffee shop's owner, the secretary, the classmates, the baddie, the stalker....and the list goes on and on. TT.TT I have got many other disappointments but since my co-worker is complaining that my keyboard is being a bit loud at the moment, I'm simply gonna stop here for now,

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