The Second Life Idols Lucky Plan

Chapter 14

★ The Second Life Idols Lucky Plan – Chapter 14

Danwoo is a good guy. That's for sure.

His visuals stand out, he's talented, and his effort is unmatched. It's to the extent that it would be strange if he couldn't debut.

But on the other hand, he seemed used to giving up.

He seemed closer to being scared and shrinking when something went wrong rather than trying to persevere.

'I don't think that's his original personality.'

Perhaps some situation made Danwoo a person who was accustomed to resignation. Things like the events he experienced, the people around him... Someone's words must have made Danwoo give up rather than persevere.

It may have something to do with the fact that his personality is strangely passive and seems to have low self-esteem. And what made Danwoo like this is probably...

'Trainees from the same company.'

I remember Danwoo's reaction when he faced a trainee from the same company who received a B grade. The trainee named Park Woo-jae was a little too cocky in dealing with Danwoo, and Danwoo, on the other hand, looked isolated, as if he had given up.

Considering the problems caused by the members of the debut group under Siege Label, Danwoo was most likely left out of the trainees without being able to blend in because Danwoo is too kind to adapt to that cruel atmosphere.

'... He's also gentle.'

Seeing that he was still visibly depressed, I could see what he was thinking. He's probably blaming himself endlessly.

"..."

It's easy to make bad choices when you think it's the end.

In the past, as soon as I was released from the company, I joined Robinson and debuted with Lightning.

"Finally, trainees who will move from D grade to A grade, please move."

I prepared to move slowly. I made eye contact with Danwoo, but he soon lowered his head again.

As if it was difficult to watch or as if he had lost hope.

'...This won't work.'

Before standing up, I tapped Danwoo on the shoulder. He was startled and raised his head.

"Hyung."

"...Ah?"

Danwoo had a dumbfounded expression as if it was unexpected that I wasn't ignoring him. I whispered to him.

"Next time, come on stage with me."

"...Okay."

Danwoo nodded dimly as if he regarded my words as empty promises, so I spoke a little more firmly and in a voice that used strength.

"Those are not empty words."

"...Uh?"

"Let's do a stage together next time, I mean it."

So, don't give up here. Please.

I couldn't leave without the last word and left Class D.