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Joining the boys volleyball club as a manager only came out of desperation to put a positive bullet point on the list of your horrible track record.
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07 Jul 2026
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There are some people you notice immediately.
And then there are people like Hajime Iwaizumi...the ones you only truly see when you start paying attention.
The ones who stay steady while everyone else shines.
While the rest of Seijoh is busy idolizing Oikawa, Y/N has always watched the boy standing beside him instead. The ace with rough hands, sharp words, and quiet loyalty woven into everything he does. The one who never asks to be chosen first.
So she leaves him a letter.
Anonymous. Honest. Simple.
Just a few words telling him someone sees him.
He tears it apart without reading it.
Now Y/N is furious, humiliated, and determined to never think about him again.
Unfortunately, fate has other plans.
✧ slow burn
✧ mutual pining
✧ romantic comedy
✧ jealousy
✧ "she fell first, but he fell harder" energyA story about being loved quietly.
About wanting to matter.
About the people who never think they'll be anyone's first choice - until someone proves them wrong.Bookmarked by Kemys
05 Jul 2026
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Under the rule of a dangerous mermaid, the seas have become perilous even to a nocturnal mer like you. Worse, you've caught the eye of a fearsome hunter who's got plenty of ideas what to do next.
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19 Jun 2026
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Ushijima Wakatoshi is an idiot.
He's even worse as an idiot in love.
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Your eye catches on one boy in the Shiratorizawa volleyball team in particular, the captain, Ushijima Wakatoshi, who turns out to be everything you were totally not expecting.
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04 May 2026
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It was supposed to be simple. You were just filling in as Karasuno’s new manager—a quiet first-year who kept to herself, organized water bottles, and stayed out of the way. But somewhere between the long practices, the laughter echoing through the gym, and the unwavering trust the boys placed in you, it stopped being a favor. It became home.
Ushijima Wakatoshi had never been shaken by anything. Not a crowd, not a match, not even defeat. He lived by precision, by strength, by the calm certainty that focus would always win. Until you—Karasuno’s quiet anchor, whose voice carried more than its softness should—made his focus falter.
In a story of rivalry and restraint, of quiet strength meeting unwavering control, two people learn that sometimes the most dangerous distraction isn’t a missed serve or a bad set—it’s the moment someone looks across the net and sees you, really sees you, for the first time.
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04 May 2026