Disclaimer
I only own the plot. Not the Vocaloid characters and the Vocaloid songs mentioned in this story - credits goes to the respective creators.

A/N
Newbie author. Bear with me! Oh, LOIDs are terms used for students who attend LOID High (school).

Bold, huge letters read:

LYRICAL ASSIGNMENT

40 WORDS OR MORE

That's what was written on the manuscript board in class. Teacher Allegro expected us to compose our own song on the first week of school, brilliant. We stared at the board for what seemed like an eternity. Figures, none of us knew the first thing about 'Compositioning'.

Meiko skipped over to my table. From the looks of her face, she seemed pretty excited about the whole project.

"Finally!" She exclaimed. "We get to write ourselves an original song!"

"Finally? It's barely the end of the first term and anyway, you have it easy since you already have your own songs," I remarked.

"Oh you. Don't be such a killjoy, Luka. Loosen up that attitude of yours already! It's our year, remember?" Meiko said as she patted my head.

She took a seat on an empty spot on my desk and smiled at me. "Oh, listen to this." She handed her black headphones to me. "I found this while blog-hopping a few days ago."

"... techno-ish. Alternative twist to it. Not bad, I guess."

"Not bad? That's it?" Meiko raised an eyebrow at me.

"Okay, okay. It's pretty good then. What's the title?"

"Vocaloid in Love."

Just then I thought I heard guys start squealing from behind the class.

Puzzled, I asked, "What's with Vocaloid in Love?"

"MIKUuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!" shouted one of the guys as he ran towards the classroom door.

All of a sudden, the rest of the guys dropped everything they did and rushed to the same direction. Some decided to peek out the classroom windows.

"Miku? Who's Miku?" I tried asking anyone who rushed past us.

One of the girls who sat in the corner of the class, got up from her table and walked up to us. She seemed like the type who knows everything that happens around here.

"Junior LOID. Apparently, the junior Queen Bee too," she told us in a low voice.

"And what about Vocaloid in Love?" I asked again.

"Ten thousand views. Two hundred online followers. Reviewers said it could be the next big music hit..." then she trailed off.

She took a step closer to us, "Miku. She sang Vocaloid in Love."