Sukuna, or Ryomen Sukuna, the king of curses, was once an undeafeated human sorcerer who then turned himself into a cursed object. Now he has been reincarnated into Yuji Itadori’s body after the boy ate his fingers. Except one a mission when Yuji is out, something goes wrong. Yuji and Sukuna get separated and their bodies somehow split into two. What was meant to kill Yuji by splitting his body has now given Sukuna a second chance of his own body and life. Except he seems to have grown a little accustomed to the brat. Yuji becomes like Sukuna’s little brother but handler instead. And it seems to sort of work. Sukuna, while still having his old tendencies, has sort of turned into a morally grey, antihero, reborn sorcerer. Then one day, while Sukuna is out with Yuji, Gojo, Nobara, and Megumi, the four find out a revelation that many have missed. When Sukuna was the king of curses in the Heian era, he had a bride. He married a beautiful human girl, saying that she was his reborn love from when he was human. And now he has found her again. Right in front of him. Walking unaware that her husband is right there. So of course Sukuna does what he has to. He goes up to inform his bride that he, like her, has been reborn and they can yet again rejoice their love and rule the world like they once did. For his bride, the meeting is completely different. She was out shopping for a new blouse when a strange, but handsome, man suddenly just came up to her and pretty much demanded that she is his bride. She thinks he’s a lunatic.
Sukuna and Y/N are not really similar, actually they maybe they are. No one is quite sure but one thing people know is that the ultimate bad boy and toxic, arrogant asshole Sukuna got together with Y/N when she got to the school and now they are a couple. A toxic couple who often seem to be in fights and argue, but who also always seem to love each other more than anything else and prioritize each other over everything else.
Y/N moves to a small village to try and find herself the second she turns eighteen. She finds a small cafe to work at and the lovely cafe owner, Dorothy ”Dot”, lets her stay with her. Y/N works at the cafe when one day she meets the village mechanics grumpy and brooding son, Megumi. Her short relationships with boyfriends before did nothing to prepare her for the emotions and thrill that would come when you fall in love with the village grumpy son. Megumi is the son of Toji the mechanic and he has lived his entire life in the village. He loves his village and likes the quiet life away from the gossip and interest of the villagers. His most adventure filled hours are spent with his best friend Yuji. Until Y/N moves in.
Y/N moves to a new school and town, hoping to live a quiet life. But when Yuji befriends her the quiet goes away and instead she finds herself living a fun life. When Yuji introduces her to his older brother, her world turns upside down.
Yuji Itadori is supposed to be 64 but his body and face looks not a day over 25. And actually he looks younger than it. His best friends Nobara and Megumi have aged as they should, being 65 and living together with the old but very youthful look Yuji. The trio has become like a small family, living in the same house, acting like best friends like they did back in the day. It’s just them with the occasional visits of Maki and Yuta with their children and Inumaki and Panda. And then one day Yuji meets a young girl. She isn’t actually young but to a man that has lived as long Yuji has, she’s a very young little lady. But she immediately catches a fancy for Yuji. And despite his efforts in insisting that he too old for her and that she could find better, she is dead set on him. She starts to filter her way into his life and soon Yuji realises that he is falling for the young girl. And his best friends (that she thinks are his grandparents) are both amused and not by the young girl’s courting of their best friend Yuji.
