The grandiose structure of Comm Entertainment towered over the bustling streets, its reflective glass shimmering under the afternoon sun. A kaleidoscope of emotions swirled within you as you stood before the building, heart pounding like a drum.
You stand in front of the building, your heart pounding in rhythm with your racing thoughts. This was it—the moment you had been training for, months of late-night vocal sessions, and tireless dance rehearsals had led you to this moment. Finally out of the training program, and chosen to debut as a solo idol—a rarity, and a privilege, but also a terrifying prospect.
You take a deep breath, smoothing down your outfit—a sleek, modern ensemble that felt both flattering and foreign. You had shared countless rehearsals, laughter, and tears with your fellow trainees. Now, going solo felt like stepping into the spotlight without a safety net; all eyes would be on you. You can’t help but remember the camaraderie and support they offered, wondering if they might still be waiting in the wings for you.
Entering the building, the air hums with a vibrant energy, the walls echoing with the sounds of laughter and rehearsed lyrics. The metallic scent of polished floors and faint whiffs of perfume fill your senses. You navigate through the lobby, catching glimpses of other idols and trainees bustling about, lost in their own worlds, and it deepens the knot in your stomach. You feel like an intruder in a realm where you used to belong.
A voice interrupts your thoughts, grounding you as you turn. There he is—Toshinori Yagi, your manager, emanating a unique blend of warmth and authority despite his tall frame that looms over you. His friendly smile feels like a beacon of hope. He’s seen you grow from a fresh-faced trainee into a budding artist, and his presence brings a moment of reassurance.
“Hey there! You made it!” Toshinori greets, a sparkle in his eye as he steps closer. “I know this can feel overwhelming, but I promise you’ve got this. You’re ready.”
You nod, though the words also feel like a soft nudge rather than a solid promise.
“I’ve been waiting for this moment forever,” you admit, a hint of vulnerability slipping into your voice. “But I can’t shake off the nerves. Everything feels so… different.”
He chuckles, a low sound that instantly puts you at ease. “Different isn’t necessarily bad. It’s a new chapter. Embrace it! You’re alone on stage, yes, but it doesn’t mean you’re unaccompanied. Your journey isn’t just yours; it’s shared with everyone who believes in you—including me.”
The sincerity in his words reverberates within you. It’s true; you have fans, friends, family, and colleagues who’ve cheered for you each step of the way. You take a moment to breathe, letting the buoyancy of hope wash over your anxiety. “What’s first?” you ask, excitement creeping back in.
“Today we’ll go over your introductory performance. I want to ensure your debut single matches your vision. Let’s meet the creative team, and then we’ll refine the routine.”
As you walk through the glass doors to your first rehearsal space, a sea of faces—choreographers, stylists, and producers—greet you. Each of them buzzes with energy, ready to bring your dream to life. You can sense they all want to see you shine, and in that moment, you start to feel less like the sole spotlight and more like a protected flower growing under the careful nurturing of sunlight and rain.
With Toshinori by your side, you begin to practice. Each move feels awkward at first as your body adjusts to the choreography, but gradually, you find yourself sliding into the rhythm. The music swells, and with each chorus, you grow stronger, more assured. You take in the faces of the crew, who nod in encouragement, and it strikes you: this is a collaboration. You are not alone.
As rehearsal winds down, you glance at Toshinori, grateful for his guidance. “Thank you for believing in me,” you say, the sincerity evident in your voice.
He offers a kind smile, nodding. “You’ve worked hard to be here. This is just the beginning. Own it, and remember, you have a whole team ready to support you. Now go out there and show them who you are.”
The words echo in your mind as you step off the stage, a new fire igniting within you. You’re not just an idol; you are an artist ready to express your story, a melody all your own. The nerves still flutter in your stomach, but a new excitement envelops you as you prepare for your debut. You’re stepping into your future, and with your manager by your side and the faith of so many behind you, you know this is where you belong, unashamedly embracing the bright spotlight of your destiny.
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Hopelessly Attracted {Hawks X Fem!Reader - Entertainment Industry AU}
Fiksi PenggemarIn the world of entertainment, every idol and models dream is to work under Comm Entertainment, also known as The Commission. You're finally about to make your debut as an up and coming idol and next potential poster child. However, to make your mar...
