{Rins POV}
I walked down the street, wiping the sweat off my face. "God, theatre club isn't easy at all." I mumbled to myself, happily. My eyes strolled round the large city, smiling at anyone who could smile back. My eyes slowly rested on a stand, holding five people on it. One older woman, and three younger girls. I walked over in curiosity, smiling at the people, staring at my supposed 'late appearance.' So, nobody wants to take the job? It's just a janitor! Come on, people! The woman shouted, clearly wanting help. I was about to raise my hand, when a boy in the distance ran into the road, his mother frantically shouting to stop on the other side. I stared at him, before running towards him. The speeding traffic nearly hit him, but I had managed to grab him, and head to the other side of the road."Thank you! Thank you so much!" The mother hugged her son, happily.
"I'm just glad he's alright." I smiled, preparing to walk off, when I heard a shout nearby.
"YOU THERE! BOY WITH LONG BLUE HAIR!" She shouted.
"Uh- Me?" I questioned, pointing at myself.
"YES YOU! COME HERE."
I felt bad to disobey her embarrassing orders, so I followed.
"What's your name?" She questioned me, happily.
"Uh- Okumo Ren, ma'am.." I said, trailing off.
"Okumo Ren... WAIT.."
"W-what?"
"You're that Ren everyone is talking about. For beating some nerd up."
"What? He wasn't a nerd. He was a creep."
"How?"
"He was trying to kidnap some girl at my school."
"Believable..." She said, sarcastically.
"And that's why the rumour spread."
I sighed.
"Because know one believes you?"
"Exactly." I replied, scratching my pale cheek. "So, What do you say about..Well, becoming an Idol?" She smiled at me, weakly, waiting for the words 'no'. "I suppose I could try." Her face lit up at my sentence. She immediately dragged me to a taxi, leaving everyone, and drove to an idol agency. She walked in, shouting someone's name. "SHOTO!" She screamed, happily. "WE HAVE A NEW KID!" A man came running at the words, before I found him standing in front me. "Hi, Hi! I'm Shoto." His handsome, middle aged face looked up to mine. "I'm part of One4All!" He smiled at me. "Wait; You're THE Shoto Usami?" My eyes brightened. "That's me!" He had somehow gotten a slice of cake from nowhere.
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How to be an idol
Teen FictionA first year, in high school, Is picked out of a crowd, by a famous idol, who decides he's the appropriate person to become the next internationally-loved idol.