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Hawks

You and Keigo are newly wed. Throughout your whole dating relationship, you two managed to get by without getting caught by the press or the public. While being married brought a new level of joy to your lives, it also came with its fair share of troubles.

Yona of the Dawn

y/n has lived in the castle her whole life, a blessing that feels more like a burden. Her younger sister Yona enjoyed it, ignorant of the troubles of life outside the palace, but not her. She's heard whispers from merchants and guards, read books, and reports. It was infuriating to be forced to pretend like everything was fine for Yona’s sake. Hak was the only thing keeping her sane, being able to drop formalities and have that fleeting feeling of normalcy. It was always the four of them, Yona, Hak, Soo-won, and y/n. The gang. It was a good life, despite all the troubles. Somewhere along the way, without him realizing, Hak started to grow feelings for y/n.

Mori OHSCH

Y/n has been attending Ouran since elementary school. It has been a great time, the academics were sound, and the people were pleasant enough. Now, most of her female classmates were annoying, but only when it came to the school's infamous host club. Y/n never bothered with them; they were just seven boys flirting with a bunch of girls. She prided herself in the fact that she never attended the club, but that reputation was about to be shattered. She needed to interview Mori for an assignment, which required her to hunt him down in the one place he was at the most, the host club. Begrudgingly, she booked an appointment with Mori and readied her interview material. Little did she know, when her name was placed on the list, the host club stared like it was a prank, and looked at Mori with equal confusion. The infamous host avoider gave in, or so they thought, and Mori was the lucky winner

Uzui Tengen

After the devastating mission against Rui and his spider family, Anika and the Kamado gang find themselves recovering at the Butterfly Estate. Bandaged, bruised, but alive, the group shares moments of quiet healing—until Anika is unexpectedly summoned by Kagaya Ubuyashiki, the master of the Demon Slayer Corps. He commends her strength, discipline, and unique skill set, subtly hinting that she may one day take up the mantle of a Hashira.

Muzan Kibustuji’s blood bond

Y/n, the kindhearted sweet girl of the village, is taken by Muzan Kibutsuji for her special blood. Now, she is forced to stay with him as a hostage, but maybe sometimes it isn’t so bad?

Daughter of the Dawn: Demon Slayer

Adopted at a young age by Kagaya Ubuyashiki, Anika grew up within the quiet serenity—and hidden dangers—of the Demon Slayer Corps estate. Though not a fighter herself, she possesses an extraordinary gift: the ability to sense the presence and emotions of others long before they enter her line of sight. To the Master, she is a cherished daughter; to the Hashira, she’s a symbol of innocence, warmth, and mystery within a world drenched in blood.

Tengen Uzui

When you were just a child, your life was taken from you—sold into a small traveling circus that moved from village to village, dazzling crowds with colorful performances while hiding a dark underbelly of greed and cruelty. Among the cages, smoke, and shadows, you discovered a gift: you were an acrobatic prodigy. Flexible beyond belief, you could walk on your hands as easily as your feet, flip through the air with featherlike grace, and balance on the most precarious of objects as though the laws of gravity bent to your will. The audience cheered for you, never knowing how trapped you was behind the curtain.

Senku Ishigami

Anika's dad and Senku's adoptive father, Byakuya Ishigami, have been buddies for years, so when Anika's family moved to Japan when she was in elementary school, the dads were quick to get their kids to befriend each other. It was hard to get them to be interested in being each other's friend at first, Senku focusing on science and making rockets, and Anika more interested in gymnastics. However, slowly but surely, the two little kids became friends. Anika would help Senku with his science experiments, and Senku would watch Anika compete in the Little League's gymnastics competitions. The four kids would often hang out with each other. Taiju, Yuzuriah, Anika, and Senku would always find themselves in some form of trouble, whether it be Senku's rockets exploding midair in the park or Taiju thinking he could do a handstand longer than Anika and somehow getting hurt. Somewhere along the line, Anika caught feelings for the emotionally constipated scientist, and one day in high school, Anika was walking home with Senku (they live close to each other). As casually as possible, Anika states that they should date at this point because they spend so much time together, and in response, much to Anika's surprise, Senku simply agrees. Now we navigate the life of the couple, Anika, a competitive gymnast and athlete, and Senku, a scientific genius who has no athletic bone in his body and has an interesting way to show he cares.

The Twins: OHSHC

Y/n has been attending Ouran since elementary school. It has been a great time, the academics were sound, and the people were pleasant enough. Now, most of her female classmates were annoying, but only when it came to the school's infamous host club. Y/n never bothered with them; they were just seven boys flirting with a bunch of girls. She prided herself in the fact that she never attended the club, but that reputation was about to be shattered. She needed to interview the twins for an assignment, which required her to hunt them down in the one place they were at the most, the host club. Begrudgingly, she booked an appointment with the twins and readied her interview material. Little did she know, when her name was placed on the list, the host club stared like it was a prank, and looked at the twins with equal confusion. The infamous host avoider gave in, or so they thought, and the twins were the lucky winners

A Love Written in Hieroglyphs

When Class 1-A is thrown back in time to ancient Egypt, their quirks cause them to be worshipped as gods by the kingdom. Caught between destiny, palace politics, and the threat of changing history forever, Princess y/n finds herself drawn to the most dangerous “god” of them all: Katsuki Bakugo.

Demon slayer

Adopted at a young age by Kagaya Ubuyashiki, Anika grew up within the quiet serenity—and hidden dangers—of the Demon Slayer Corps estate. Though not a fighter herself, she possesses an extraordinary gift: the ability to sense the presence and emotions of others long before they enter her line of sight. To the Master, she is a cherished daughter; to the Hashira, she’s a symbol of innocence, warmth, and mystery within a world drenched in blood.

Gojo’s entertainment

Anika has been able to see curses her whole life. It was her own burden to carry. She never told anyone about what she could see, because she thought no one would believe her. She had no idea about the world of curses techniques and sorcerers, just that she saw these monster like creatures and she pretended like she couldn’t. To be someone who can see curses without cursed energy, it wasn’t common.

After All This Time

After years abroad for high school and college you finally return home to Japan, expecting to reconnect with old friends and settle into a familiar life. What you don’t expect is Katsuki Bakugo suddenly deciding he’s done waiting.

After Hours

Katsuki Bakugo has a reputation to maintain. As one of Japan’s top Pro Heroes, he’s spent years proving himself through hard work, explosive battles, and an unwavering refusal to settle for anything less than the best. His schedule is exhausting, his patience is limited, and his evenings are usually reserved for whatever allows him to forget about work for a little while. Lately, that means a neighborhood bar. And lately, it means the bartender. Y/N never expected to develop a crush on one of her customers, especially not Katsuki Bakugo. He’s arrogant, loud, ridiculously attractive, and entirely too good at making her forget what she was about to say. Still, a harmless little crush is nothing to worry about. He’s just a regular. She’s just doing her job. Then he starts coming in more often. He remembers her preferences. He asks about her day. He stays longer than he needs to, and somehow, he’s always around when her shift is about to end. And then he starts asking when she gets off work. Katsuki insists he’s just making conversation. Y/N insists she’s not reading too much into it. Their friends, unfortunately, have absolutely no intention of letting either of them get away with those excuses. Between late-night meals, playful arguments, unexpected tenderness, and one very persistent Pro Hero who seems to have forgotten how to spend an evening without seeing her, something begins to change. Because sometimes love doesn’t arrive with an explosion. Sometimes it starts with a familiar face, a drink across the counter, and a man who keeps finding reasons to stay a little longer. And sometimes the most dangerous thing Katsuki Bakugo can do is fall in love with someone who makes him want to come home early.