[NTR] Kokujin no Tenkousei react to Hiroki as XXXTentacion (SPEED 2X) (AU) (2/2)

AU: After everything that happened, Hiroki felt like there was nothing left for him. Every place he looked reminded him of the life he used to have, and every memory felt like a wound that refused to heal. One night, without telling anyone, he packed a small bag and left. No goodbye, no explanation. He just vanished. For months, he wandered from city to city, sleeping wherever he could and taking whatever work was available. He was angry at the world, angry at other people, and most of all angry at himself. The bitterness inside him kept growing. He got into fights, pushed people away, and stopped caring about what happened to him. There were days when he felt completely lost, as if he was drifting through life without any purpose. The only thing that gave him any relief was writing. At first it was just random thoughts in a notebook. Then those thoughts became poems, and eventually they became lyrics. For the first time in years, he found a way to express everything he had been carrying inside. The pain, the humiliation, the loneliness, and the rage all found their way onto paper. One day, a friend he met during his travels heard some of his lyrics and convinced him to record them. Hiroki had no expectations. He thought nobody would care. But when people heard the music, they connected with it immediately. They could hear that it came from a real place. Every word felt genuine because it was. As time passed, Hiroki created a new identity for himself. He wanted to leave the broken version of his old self behind and become someone stronger. That identity became XXXTentacion. The name spread across the internet, and before long, thousands of people were listening to his music. His songs were filled with emotion and vulnerability, but also with the anger that still lived inside him. Fame did not magically fix his problems. If anything, it made some of them worse. He struggled with his emotions, made mistakes, and often found himself fighting battles that nobody else could see. Yet his music continued to resonate with people because it reflected feelings that many were afraid to talk about. Fans saw him as someone who understood pain. They saw a person who had hit rock bottom and somehow turned those experiences into something meaningful. To them, he was proof that even the darkest moments could be transformed into art. Years later, people knew him as XXXTentacion, the artist whose music touched millions. Very few knew about Hiroki, the lonely boy who had disappeared one night believing his life was over. But in a way, Hiroki never truly vanished. He lived on in every lyric, every performance, and every song that carried the emotions he could never fully leave behind. The world saw a star. The fans saw a legend. But beneath it all was still Hiroki, a person who took the worst chapter of his life and used it as the foundation for something entirely new.