(read premise!) Y/n used to love Suguru Geto. Now she has to sing about him. Every night. In front of thousands of people. She is the voice of the biggest band in the world. Suguru is the lead guitarist. And once, before the stadiums and the cameras and the fans who called you soulmates, they were each other’s entire world. They wrote songs in cramped rehearsal rooms. They fell asleep together on tour buses. They built a band with your best friends and somehow turned it into everything. Then they broke up. And nobody knows why. Not really. The public got a statement. Three careful sentences. Now every stage is a minefield. Suguru still knows when Y/N’s voice is about to shake. Y/N still knows exactly which chord means he is hurting. He still fixes her microphone before every show. She still reach for him before you remember you are not allowed to. And the crowd sees everything. Every look. Every pause. Every love song neither of them can stop performing. Satoru is the bassist, Y/N’s loudest defender, and the brother she chose. He jokes through the tension, starts fights with reporters, and watches Suguru like he is one bad decision away from being thrown off the tour bus. Shoko is the drummer. The calm. The anchor. The one holding all of them together while pretending she is not scared the family she loves is splintering apart. Sukuna is the second guitarist and producer. He has teeth, a temper, and a soft spot for Y/N he barely bothers to hide. He loves Suguru too. That does not mean he will forgive him for breaking her heart. They are Y/N’s family. They are Suguru’s family. And they are caught between two people still bleeding through songs they wrote for each other. One band. One breakup. One world watching for a reunion. And two exes who have to decide whether love is worth surviving twice.
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@rayurbaeThe fluorescent lights of the studio hummed low and constant, the only sound cutting through the heavy silence that had finally settled after hours of work.