I push the kid!

"That's fine." Makimura Taku responded.

The two of them took a sip of frappuccino, and after a while, Hoshino Ai spoke again lightly: "Makino."

"Ok?"

"Your incredible ability..." She paused here and looked up.

"Still not convinced?"

"Sometimes I believe it, and sometimes I still find it incredible." She stroked her long purple hair that hung in the sunlight, "Is it natural for me to think this way?"

"It's not obvious," said Makimura Taku. "Most people probably don't believe it at all."

"Does that mean I know you better than they do?"

"possible."

Hoshino Ai smiled and said, "What about you?"

"what?"

She asked, “Do you understand me better?”

"I know everything, whether it's English or German, I can even see through other people's lies, I read a lot of books, I know a lot about singers, and I can play sports," Makimura Taku pondered for a long time, "but you and I are the only ones I can't say I know very well."

"Is that so?" Hoshino Ai was a little surprised, but the smile just now did not disappear from her face. "To be honest, I didn't expect you to say that."

"But it's the truth."

“Too honest.”

“Just be as honest as possible.”

"Never lying or being as honest as possible, these are no different to me." She straightened up, and the face of Makimura Taku was reflected in her charming and deep eyes. "But that sentence is also correct... After all, I am Hoshino Ai."

"There are too many secrets." said Taku Makimura.

"That's right!" she confirmed.

The two of them stayed until around eleven thirty and finished their matcha frappuccino. Gui Xingye loved to eat the strawberry sundae, so he ate it all.

They were supposed to share the food, and Hoshino Ai asked him if he wanted it, but Makimura Taku just said that he could eat it, and that he would have plenty of opportunities if he wanted to eat it, so Hoshino Ai said okay.

When they finished eating, Makimura Taku asked her curiously, "Come to think of it, idols don't need to manage their body shape?"

"It's just once," Hoshino Ai replied, "It's a rare opportunity, it won't be a big deal."

"Too."

"Now that you mention it," Hoshino Ai suddenly thought of something, "There's something I haven't asked you, do you want to hear it?"

"listen."

"Can you come during training?"

"Ok?"

"Training before participating in the show."

"Can I go?"

She lowered her head and looked at the colorful shadows cast on the table by the sunlight shining through the transparent cup: "…There's nothing wrong with that."

"Won't it bother you?"

"We are just a small group, and the training place is temporarily found. Um... it probably doesn't matter if there are more people."

"Okay then." Makimura Taku agreed.

Hoshino Ai raised her head and confirmed what he had just said with her eyes.

"I'll go when I have time." added Taku Makimura.

Hoshino Ai was stunned for a moment and said, "No, no, it doesn't have to be that often."

"I'll contact you when I get there."

"That's no problem!" she said. "You know me very well."

"Does that count?" Makimura Taku laughed.

"Well... this way, we can contact each other not only on the phone, but also on a regular basis."

"We're disturbing each other," Makimura Taku corrected her.

"It doesn't matter what it's called."

"That's it."

"Okay, please take care of me!"

The sun was streaming in, tiny particles swirling in the field of vision, Hoshino Ai's body was glowing, and she was smiling as always.

When it was almost twelve o'clock, Hoshino Ai said goodbye to him at the door. Makimura Taku had to work, so he didn't send her to the station.

The two of them waved their hands again from a distance of more than ten meters. Hoshino Ai left her back to him, and Makimura Taku watched her disappear.

He turned back into the store, where Koizumi Hanami and four other people were standing at the front desk.

The four of them were chatting while taking over their shifts, but only Koizumi Hanami obediently started to busy herself around, and Makimura Taku went over to help her.

When the shift was over, the other four took off their uniforms and left.

Before leaving, they smiled meaningfully at Taku Makimura and said goodbye loudly. Taku Makimura and Hanami Koizumi also said goodbye to them.

At six o'clock in the afternoon, the work at Starbucks ended on time. Taku Makimura left the store and went to the bookstore to look for some interesting books.

In addition to literary classics, he also reads light novels and occasionally buys comics, but after going around in circles, there is nothing he particularly wants to read, so he walks out empty-handed.

The sky was still blue with a hint of grey, and the sun was nowhere to be seen. He walked into the lighted station and took the tram home.

At around ten o'clock in the evening, he sat at his desk and looked at his mobile phone for a while, then browsed some relevant information about the idol audition program on the Internet.

That program has been launched before. A lot of people signed up, but more than 99 percent were eliminated. Only one person or one group could make their debut under the spotlight of the public.

When he thought of Hoshino Ai, he always felt that she was the one among a million.

ps.

The author may have seen this and would like to say that this book is about the daily life of love, but the recommendation is the same as that of fan fiction.

You all know that it is fan fiction, and the editor certainly knows that too. There is no such thing as taking advantage of the daily life of love by writing fan fiction.

Also, regarding the title of the book, I have specifically asked about it and there is no need to change it.

Actually, it’s okay to change it. I’ve thought about it.

《My idol! 》

My Girlfriend is an Idol

How to Raise an Idol Girlfriend

If you must change the name, choose from these three.

Thank you all for your tips, monthly votes, and recommendation votes.

Chapter 28: Starting from Ochanomizu

Chapter 28. Starting from Ochanomizu

The next morning, Taku Makimura got up and washed as usual, ran a few laps on the asphalt road where there were few cars and people, and sweated all over.

After returning home, taking a shower and having breakfast, Ogura Yuki called him. He used the remote control to turn down the TV volume before answering the phone.

"Hey."

"I can hear you."

"……Um?"

"what happened?"

The other end of the phone fell silent. Makimura Taku glanced at the screen to make sure the call was not accidentally hung up. He put it back to his ear and said, "Why aren't you talking?"

Still silent. Makimura Taku was about to hang up the phone when a voice came out.

"I was thinking," Ogura Tomoki imitated Makimura Taku's tone on the other end of the phone, "Shouldn't you say: 'I'm Makimura'?" Then he changed back to his normal voice, "Then it's my turn to say: 'I know you're Makimura', like this?"

"Aren't you tired of hearing that?"

She groaned, then said, "I didn't say that."

"Really not annoying?"

"Well, that's a little bit true."

“That’s it.” Makimura Taku took a sip of milk.

Ogura Tomoki said forget it, and changed the subject without authorization and asked him: "Hey, Makimura, do you know what day it is today?"

"April 4th."

"Wrong!" Ogura Yuki said, "Today is the anniversary of the eighth time I called you!"

Makimura Taku took a bite of bread and said, "What kind of anniversary is that?"

"Don't you think it's interesting?" Ogura Yuki said in high spirits, "If we set a anniversary for each time, we will never forget how many times we called each other."

“There’s nothing to remember about this, right?”

"I like to remember, okay?"

"Okay, okay."

"And not only do I remember it myself, I also remind you every time and force you to remember it with me!"

"That's really troublesome for you."

"Nothing," she said, as if she really couldn't do anything to you, "I'm just such a warm-hearted person."

"That's true." Makimura Taku said, "I've been asking you, a young lady, to help me find a job. Your enthusiasm is real."

"You, it's good that you know it." Ogura Tomoki cleared his throat, "But sometimes I also hope you can be more enthusiastic, understand."

“I’m quite enthusiastic now.”