It was April 21st at Hatsetsu High, the day of silence.

Some kids didn't know what it was, and kept talking to the students with rainbows, expecting an answer. Some got irritated and went to higher measures.

Others knew full and well what it meant, keeping their mouths shut as they looked at the kids trying to speak to them, just showing them the rainbow sticker they had, or the colors they wore.

In Hatsetsu High, there was one teacher who believed in the students, took their opinions seriously when the time called for it. He even took the time to explain why some students were wearing rainbows.

Our cast was part of the LGBTQ+ community, and not afraid to represent it.

Viktor and Yuuri proudly held hands as they walked down the halls together. Yuri and Otabek shyly held hands, trying to hide their blush.

Mickey, Emil, Sala, and Mila all hung out in the courtyard, although they couldn't say anything to one another, they enjoyed each others company, smiling often.

Guang and Leo were in the art room, making banners for the Silent Dance, although LGBTQ members could talk if they wanted to. Seung-gil and Phichit were in charge of setting up cameras and computers in order to get the photos of dancers just right.

Finally, Chris, JJ, Minami, and Georgi were all helping set up the gym, where the ball would be held.

When the time came, all the members would go down to the gym, wearing their suits and dresses with pride.

A/N: The Day of Silence (DOS), is a national youth movement bringing attention to the silence faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their allies. Their deliberate silence echoes that silence, which is caused by anti-LGBT bullying, name-calling and harassment, finding it unacceptable that these actions are done in schools.

EVERY SCHOOL NEEDS THIS! MY SCHOOL SHOULD DO THIS BUT IT DOESN'T!

AND I'M GOING TO A SCHOOL THAT DOES. (Fr, I'm going to Kenwood Academy)