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Tsukishima

Tsukishima Kei isn’t the type to get attached, at least, that’s what he tells himself. You’ve always been just a friend, someone he studies with, argues with, and somehow always ends up around. But when he notices your attention drifting toward someone else, something in him shifts. His teasing turns sharper, his attitude colder, and his questions a little too pointed. He won’t admit he’s jealous. He won’t admit he cares. But the more he tries to push you away, the more obvious it becomes, Tsukishima hates sharing your attention… and maybe, just maybe, he’s terrified of losing something he never had the courage to claim.

Levi ackerman

Fresh out of training and thrown into the brutal rhythm of the Survey Corps, the new recruits learn quickly that survival isn’t about bravery alone—it’s about discipline, instinct… and knowing when to shut up.

The Only Exception

At seventeen, Han Seo-jun has spent most of his life keeping people at a distance. Quiet, reserved, and happiest when left alone with his music, he has never had much interest in friendships. The only exception is Park Tae-yang, his childhood best friend and the one person who's managed to stay by his side for years despite their completely opposite personalities. While Seo-jun prefers solitude, Tae-yang thrives around people. Loud, outgoing, and endlessly affectionate, he fills every room with energy and never thinks twice about throwing an arm around Seo-jun's shoulders, sharing his food, or invading his personal space. It's always been normal between them. Until Seo-jun suddenly realizes he's in love with him. Now, every casual touch makes his heart race, every smile feels dangerous, and every person competing for Tae-yang's attention sparks a jealousy he doesn't know how to handle. As Seo-jun struggles to hide feelings he never expected to have, he begins to wonder whether confessing is worth risking the most important relationship in his life. After all, Tae-yang isn't just his best friend. He's the only exception.

"Not interested"

A quiet, slow-burn school romance that starts as curiosity and turns into something neither of them expected. You become fixated on Gunwoo Nam, the expressionless boy everyone warns you about, known for his blunt honesty and emotional distance. What begins as a simple goal to befriend him turns into daily encounters, small observations, and moments that feel insignificant at first but start to linger.

Amagiri Souma

At its core, the story follows two young boys who find each other in a world that doesn’t quite make space for them. As their friendship deepens into something more, they’re forced to quietly navigate feelings they don’t fully understand, in a society where being attracted to the same gender isn’t openly accepted—especially at their age. Between unspoken emotions, lingering glances, and the fear of being seen too clearly, they struggle with denial, confusion, and the pressure to fit into expectations they never chose. It’s a story about growing up, about the quiet weight of hiding who you are, and about finding something real and steady in each other, even when the world around them makes it feel impossible.

Tsukishima Kei

Kei Tsukishima and Y/N have been best friends since childhood, their families practically inseparable. But after Kei develops romantic feelings for Y/N, he begins pushing him away, convinced that distance will make those feelings disappear. Instead, he only grows more conflicted and jealous whenever Y/N gives someone else attention. As their families notice the growing distance between them, Kei is forced to confront the friendship and feelings he's been desperately trying to avoid.

Sweet loveįÆ“ā˜…

During winter break, Yamaguchi and Tsukishima stop by a small family-owned bakery to escape the cold, only to find Y/N working behind the counter. Yamaguchi has secretly liked her for months, convinced someone as sweet and admired as her could never like him back. What he doesn't know is that Y/N has been quietly crushing on him, too. Neither has ever spoken to the other, but perhaps a chance encounter over freshly baked bread is all it takes to bring two shy hearts a little closer.

A Debt Called "You"

When Seo-jun’s father disappears, he leaves behind nothing but unpaid debts and a trail of trouble. Then Han Tae-oh shows up at his door, a ruthless man with no patience for excuses. Seo-jun has no money, no answers, and no idea what his father has dragged him into. But the deeper Tae-oh digs, the more he realizes that Dae-sik’s disappearance is only the beginning. And Seo-jun might know more than he lets on.