I push the kid!

May 4th, the day before the show "Become an Idol from Today" started.

Twitter trends.

1. #lovelive, girl idol group, 11.14 tweets.

2. #“Becoming an Idol from Today”, 8.37 tweets.

3. #Tokyoisnottoohot, 4.37 tweets.

4. #LALALAI Theatre Company, 6.17K tweets.

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7. #Whoisthekidyoutweet? , 4.31 tweets.

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At about 7am, the anonymous super beautiful girl updated her Twitter with the message: Good luck tomorrow!!! B Komachi, go go go!!

The accompanying picture shows four little hands put together, with Hoshino Ai’s on the top.

That night, Hoshino Ai sent me a message on LINE: "Tomorrow morning around 9 o'clock, remember to come to the scene, Makimura!"

The following is the rabbit I saw for the first time - looking forward to the emoticon package.

He replied no problem.

Ten minutes later, Mai Watanabe sent a message: "Makimura-kun, please make a video for me praying for B Komachi."

Before Makimura Taku replied, Watanabe Mai immediately sent another message: "Hurry, hurry, I'm so anxious!!! Makimura-kun,,^,, what are you doing??"

Makimura Taku didn't reply and decided to explain tomorrow morning that he fell asleep.

Chapter 52: Debut! The Girl I Recommend (1)

Chapter 52. Make your debut! The girl I support (52)

That night, it rained all night, and the sound of the rain continued into the next day.

The next morning at around six o'clock, Taku Makimura had already woken up.

He pulled back the quilt, changed into a short-sleeved shirt and a jacket, washed up in the shower, and had a simple breakfast.

I didn't go downstairs and left running for the evening.

Sitting on the sofa, Taku Makimura glanced at his mobile phone. He first replied to Mai Watanabe's message on Twitter, and then opened LINE.

There are three unread text messages from Hoshino Ai, which were sent at around four o'clock.

He opened the dialog box and saw a message saying "Good morning, Mucun~".

The other one was sent a few minutes later, "We have already set off."

Below is a photo that was taken while sitting in a car and looking out.

It was not very bright outside and there was water on the road. There was a traffic light in the distance and further away were two or three very tall buildings, all of which were iconic buildings in Tokyo, although Makimura Taku had not been there yet.

He replied: "Okay, I'm ready to go."

Just as he was about to put away his phone, Ogura Tomoki called him. He walked to the entrance to change his shoes while answering the call.

"What's wrong."

"Why do you always say this?"

Makimura Taku put on his shoes: "I am Makimura."

"Come on." Ogura Yuki seemed to be drinking something, "You woke up very early today."

“It’s rare that I get up late.”

"Brushed your teeth, washed your face, and had your meal?"

"Yes."

"Don't you want to say a few more words?"

"Who told you to ask such a simple question?"

"Okay," she said calmly without getting angry, "My bad."

"It's OK if you know your mistakes and can correct them."

"You guy."

"What's wrong."

"Why didn't I realize you were so annoying before?"

Taku Makimura stood up and adjusted the collar of his coat in front of the full-length mirror.

After waking up, your hair will look a little messy, but this makes it look like a special style that doesn't require any maintenance.

He scratched his head casually and spoke into the microphone as if nothing had happened: "Maybe you won't think so after we meet?"

"What do you mean?" Ogura Yuki asked him.

"After all, you can only hear the voice over the phone, which is very different from seeing the person in person."

"..." Ogura Yuki was silent for a while, cleared his throat and said, "Well...that's true."

"right."

Makimura Taku pushed the door open and walked out. Before he hung up the phone, Ogura Tomoki asked tentatively, "I always feel like this is a long-distance relationship?"

"Long distance relationship?"

She quickly said: "I don't know, I haven't talked about it..."

Makimura Taku answered as he walked: "Not like that."

"Have you talked about it?"

"That's not true."

"Then why are you so sure?"

“That’s not the case.”

"Ah, I see," Ogura Yuki said, "You brought up this topic on purpose so that I would go to Tokyo to see you."

"You may be overthinking."

"You say one thing and mean another! What do you call this, tsundere?"

"Proud?"

"Proud, proud, proud, proud, proud."

"Isn't there too much pride?"

"You should reflect on yourself."

"Yes Yes."

"Hey, Makimura."

"Remember what to say?"

"What do you mean by that?" Ogura Yuki said unhappily, and then he let out a breath, "Forget it."

She paused and said, "You met Hoshino Ai, right? The very pretty Miss Hoshino."

Makimura Taku was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect the topic to change so quickly. He replied, "Yes."

"When?"

"Early April."

"Early April..."

"Why are you asking this all of a sudden?"

"Can't you?"

"You are the eldest lady, you have the final say."

Ogura Yuki did not refute, but just said softly: "I am a little concerned."

"What's there to worry about?"

"Care about you. No? Not happy?"

"Row."

"How perfunctory."

"That's how I am."

"go to hell."

"I pushed myself too far. I'm sorry."

"I will never forgive you," Ogura Yuki's voice was calmer than usual, "I will never forgive you, idiot."

Lies, Makimura Taku wanted to say. But Ogura Tomoki had already spoken: "Makimura, remember to say hello to Miss Hoshino for me."

Makimura Taku paused for two seconds: "Does she know you?"

"what?"

"She hasn't seen you."

"You won't introduce me to her, you hopeless idiot!?"

"So..." He was only halfway through his sentence when the phone was hung up.

At around eight o'clock, Taku Makimura took a bus to Shinjuku and followed the navigation to the recording site of the "Today Idol" program.

In front of me is a tall building with a waiting hall and a professional stage that can accommodate hundreds of people.

The building is equipped with a dressing room, interview room, and office space for staff.

The show started at 9:30. After checking in the tickets and entering the venue, Taku Makimura waited in the audience and chatted with Ai Hoshino on his mobile phone.