In a college AU, Phantom Troupe accidentally adds your anonymous number to their private group chat. While most brush it off as a mistake, Chrollo Lucilfer becomes intrigued by your mysterious presence. As you remain quiet and unreadable, the group begins trying to figure out who you are—turning a simple accident into something that feels a lot less like coincidence… and a lot more like fate.
After a brief, forgettable conversation, Shizuku accidentally adds you to a private group chat belonging to a mysterious campus friend group known as the Phantom Troupe. Known across campus for their unpredictable, morally gray antics, they aren’t exactly good—but not quite bad either. Instead of removing you, they decide to keep you around, slowly pulling you into their chaotic world where every “mistake” might actually mean something more.
The shop sat squeezed between a pawn store and a ramen spot, glowing neon violet through the night like a place that absolutely violated at least six city ordinances. It was part smoke shop, part tattoo parlor, part salon, part gambling den. Nobody knew how it legally operated. Nobody questioned it either. Especially not after meeting the men inside. Satoru Gojo ruled over the weed section with unbearable confidence, stretched lazily over the glass counter while recommending strains based entirely on “vibes.” He flirted with customers for sport, wore sunglasses indoors, and somehow convinced people to spend triple their budget because he called them “sweetheart” once. Behind him, smoke curled through neon lights while music thumped softly through the walls. Near the back, tattoo guns buzzed endlessly. Ryomen Sukuna handled tattoos and piercings with a terrifying amount of skill and an even more terrifying attitude. Customers came in nervous and left either obsessed with him or actively afraid of him. Sometimes both. Beside him worked Choso, quiet and composed, his hands careful and steady during every piercing. He was the comforting balance to Sukuna’s chaos. The one who handed customers water bottles afterward while Sukuna mocked them for flinching. The salon section belonged to Suguru Geto and Kento Nanami. Geto specialized in dramatic transformations. Layers, coloring, styling. The type of hairstylist who could look at someone for three seconds and correctly diagnose their relationship problems. Nanami was the barber. Clean fades. Sharp lineups. Straight razors gliding with surgical precision. Unlike the rest of the shop, Nanami carried himself like this was an actual respectable business. Dress shirt sleeves rolled neatly to his elbows, tie loosened just enough to survive the madness around him. Customers trusted him instantly. Probably because he looked like the only adult in the building. Which made his friendship with Hiromi Higuruma even funn
its the 1960 and It’s your senior year of high school, the final stretch before everyone scatters into whatever the future has waiting. The halls are filled with talk about graduation, college, and growing up, but you’re mostly just trying to make it through the year without drawing too much attention to yourself. Days pass in a familiar rhythm of classes, football games, and music drifting from jukeboxes. Then one day you meet her… a girl who seems a little different from everyone else.
Years after graduating from U.A. High School, pro heroes have become celebrities wrapped in exhaustion. Interviews, patrols, sponsorships, villains, expectations. The whole world feels dipped in flashing lights and camera static. And through all of it, Mina Ashido still burns bright. She’s become one of the most beloved heroes in Japan, known for her explosive personality, nightlife appearances, and the way she can make any room feel alive the second she enters it. To the public, she looks untouchable. Always laughing. Always glowing neon pink under club lights. But tonight, after a brutal week of hero work and one too many close calls, Mina’s out partying with old friends just to forget herself for a few hours. Music pounds through the club like a second heartbeat, heroes and civilians packed together beneath violet lights and holographic ads. That’s where she meets you. In a world where heroes are treated like gods and villains are hunted like ghosts, your entire life has been built on deception. You work undercover for a dangerous villain organization, specializing in infiltration, manipulation, and information gathering. No dramatic monologues. No senseless destruction. Your job is simple: get close to people, learn what they know, and disappear before feelings complicate anything. Feelings were never supposed to happen. Especially not with Mina Ashido. It starts in a nightclub overflowing with music, neon lights, and exhausted pro heroes trying to pretend they’re normal twenty-somethings for one night. Mina’s there celebrating with old U.A. High School classmates after another successful mission, but the smile she wears feels too practiced. Too heavy. You notice her sitting alone at the bar eventually, nursing a drink while everyone else dances. And for reasons you still can’t explain, you sit beside her. At first, it’s just conversation. You expect shallow flirting, maybe useful information if you play your cards right. Instead, Mina talks.
A slow-burn Y/N × Urabe Mikoto story where you’re the quiet transfer student who ends up sitting beside the strange, unreadable Urabe. At first she barely acknowledges you, but subtle moments begin to pile up: lingering glances, odd questions, and her slowly allowing you into the small, private spaces of her life that no one else seems to reach. As your curiosity about her grows, so does an unusual connection that feels deeper than normal attraction, something Urabe seems to understand instinctively long before you do. The story focuses on tension, awkward closeness, quiet intimacy, and the gradual unraveling of the mystery that is Urabe Mikoto as the two of you grow closer in ways neither of you fully expected.
Desperate for a place to stay, you accept a strange offer: live rent-free in a massive house owned by a group of dangerously compelling men—Satoru Gojo, Suguru Geto, Kento Nanami, Toji Fushiguro, Ryomen Sukuna, Choso, and Hiromi Higuruma. The catch? You become their live-in maid. What starts as simple chores quickly turns into something far more intense. Each of them begins to rely on you in their own way—some subtly, some possessively. The house grows heavy with tension, unspoken feelings, and quiet competition as you realize you’re no longer just taking care of them… You’ve become the center of all their attention—and none of them are willing to let you go.
You accidentally become the center of attention between Sukuna and Toji, two intense frat boys who both want you—and neither plans on backing down. Sukuna takes a calculated approach, quietly learning everything about you and reshaping himself to fit your interests, while Toji is bold and instinct-driven, openly showing off and closing the distance whenever he can. What starts as playful flirting quickly turns into a silent rivalry, with both men circling you, competing for your attention while pretending it’s all just a joke… even though they’re completely serious. (Big credit to hamandche3se_)
This college AU follows Y/N as they navigate senior year while unexpectedly getting close to two completely different versions of the same person: quiet, awkward Nerd Inumaki, who spends his nights studying in the library, and confident, charismatic Frat Inumaki, the life of every party on campus. As Y/N balances late-night study sessions, chaotic frat parties, and the growing feelings that come with both connections, they begin to realize each version of Inumaki brings out a different side.