YA

Everyone on campus knows Toji Fushiguro. He’s the infamous frat bad boy—the senior with the terrible reputation, the motorcycle, the effortless charm, and absolutely no interest in following anyone’s rules. He’s cocky. He’s reckless. He’s impossible to read. And, according to Toji, he doesn’t do attachments. Then there’s you. You aren’t impressed by his reputation. You don’t chase him, you don’t fall for his flirting, and you certainly don’t understand why he seems determined to get on your nerves. But somehow, Toji is always there. At every party. In your favorite study spot. Outside your lecture hall. Sitting beside you when there are plenty of other seats. Stealing your things just to make you chase him. He insists you’re nothing more than a friend. His frat brothers aren’t buying it. Gojo thinks it’s hilarious. Geto already knows the truth. Sukuna won’t stop calling him pathetic. And Shoko—your best friend and the only person who knows exactly how confusing Toji is making your life—is convinced he’s already in too deep. Toji can deny it all he wants. Because somewhere between the late-night conversations, stolen glances, constant teasing, and countless excuses to be around you, the campus bad boy who never stays anywhere for long has developed one very inconvenient habit: He can’t stay away from you.