The narrator tells us that he's not an idol. He's just a normal girl. He wants to be a partner in a plan that will make him both an idol and a normal person. The narrator wants to know if the girl is interested in his plan. The girl says she's interested in her own life, but she doesn't want to be part of the plan because she wants to live her life as it is. She wants to do what she wants, and she wants the girl to be her partner in the plan. She tells the girl that if they work together, they'll be able to live their lives as they see fit, and they can both enjoy the life of the idol and the life that is normal. She'll get to be the idol, and the girl will get to live the life as she sees fit. They'll both get to enjoy their own lives, the narrator says. He asks the girl if she'd be interested in being part of his plan if she said she wasn't interested in it. She says she would be perfectly satisfied with her life if she didn't have anything to do with it. He says he'll have to make her interested if she says she isn't. He calls her a "sniper" and says she pulls crazy moves, and he can't keep his eyes on her because she looks like she has the athletic ability of being an idol, even though she looks nothing like him. She calls her clothes "squishy," and she says her chest is "the only thing" that looks anything like her