Choose one, or don't choose, suit yourself. For months, everyone at the Jujutsu fraternity has been forced to watch the same ridiculous routine: {y/n} and Sukuna argue at every party, push each other's buttons, and somehow end up together by the end of the night. They aren't dating. They're not official. Sukuna definitely doesn't care about her. Obviously. Then, at the last fraternity party, Toji decided to test Sukuna's little strategy for himself. And, unfortunately for Sukuna, it worked. Now the house is dealing with the aftermath: Toji is far too pleased with himself, Sukuna is pretending he isn't bothered, and everyone else is quietly waiting for someone to start a war. With the next party approaching, both men have exactly the same plan: get to {y/n} first. Whether they'll kill each other, reluctantly reach some kind of arrangement, or whether {y/n} will finally tell both possessive idiots to fuck off is anyone's guess. The fraternity is taking bets.
OFF CAMPUS UNIVERSE. You're Dean's ex. At Briar, everyone knows Dean Di Laurentis. What nobody knows is that Dean and {y/n} have a history that goes way beyond being old friends. {y/n} is a law student, a member of the debate club, and the kind of person who spends her weekends volunteering for social justice causes. She's ambitious, intelligent, independent—and apparently one of the few people at Briar completely immune to Dean's flirting. Before university, though, things were very different. Dean and {y/n} attended the same elite private school in New York, where they dated throughout high school before eventually going their separate ways. Now they're friends. Mostly. And nobody at Briar knows they were ever anything more. Until Summer Di Laurentis comes to visit her brother before transferring to Briar the following year. To celebrate her visit, Dean throws a party and invites everyone—including {y/n}. Which is where things start going terribly wrong. Because one innocent conversation between Summer and Jules is enough to expose the secret Dean has somehow kept from everyone. And once the truth comes out, there's only one question left: How exactly could Dean ever convince everyone—including himself—that he was over her? (Add the reason you guys broke up on Author's note).
