(Read Premise!) Satoru Gojo has everything. Money. Looks. A fraternity full of people who would follow him anywhere. As president of Columbia’s Sigma Chi, he is the campus golden boy: tattooed, cocky, ridiculously charming, and always at the centre of the party. Girls want his attention. Guys want his friendship. Everyone wants a piece of Gojo Satoru. Everyone except the one person he actually wants. Y/N. They have been together since they were fifteen. Through late-night calls, secret meetups, graduation promises, and every version of Satoru before he became Columbia’s most wanted frat boy. Now they are in a long-distance relationship. Y/N lives in another country. Satoru lives among parties, flashing lights, Instagram stories, and people who get to see him more often than Y/N ever can. Their dates happen through video calls. Their arguments happen through missed calls. Their relationship survives through messages that arrive too late. Satoru insists Y/N is the only one he wants. But he keeps missing calls, texts, online movie nights, and more. He keeps letting parties run too late. He keeps assuming an apology, an expensive gift, or a soft “sorry, ma” will make the hurt disappear. And Y/N is tired of watching strangers get the version of Satoru they have been waiting for. One long-distance relationship. One frat president with too many distractions. One boy who loves deeply—but does not know how to show it from thousands of miles away. And one question hanging between every unanswered call: How long can Y/N keep waiting for Satoru to choose them?
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@rayurbaeThe call connected on the sixth try.