Episode 6

Evening Sunday became more popular that they were written in Fanfiction and they also got to perform at the event as well. Everyone was delighted that they finally had a proper show. They went to celebrate and forgot to go to practise, only Maito showed up at the studio and met Shokun. They had some good moments together. Maito's heart was even more trembling. On the event day, Gap forgot his earphone at his room, Namwa went to get it but she didn't make it on time. On the stage, Evening Sunday messed up the show because they didn't practise. The audiences started criticizing and getting disappointed. Ford was pissed off when he came down from the stage. Everyone in the band fought and went their several ways. Maito went to see Shokun and confessed to him.
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