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Bokuto and "Akaashi" go to the summer festival.
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09 Jun 2026
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Y'all, I'm gonna cry. They always make me feel like this.
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“Yeah? I eat a lot of meat.”
“You’re a rabbit.”
“But meat is really good."
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10 Apr 2026
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The Chinese Zodiac mythos meets that one Fukurodani official art where Bokuto is pounding mochi and Akaashi seems to be in imminent danger.
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That was the other thing: when Keiji had said he wanted to make his way home, Bokuto had agreed—as if it didn’t matter where they went. He hadn’t said "we should look for a community" or "there’s probably nothing there anymore".
He’d just asked which way.
((the bokuaka zombie au literally no one asked for))
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"Say Akaashi-kun, will you be taking Bokuto-kun to graduation?" his college friend asks.
The truth is, he has yet to consider this an option. The idea of Bokuto sitting beside his mom, the former filled with naive praise, while the latter in quiet disdain, fills Akaashi with dread.
"I am sure he's the type to bring a large bouquet of flowers,” one friend suggests, “and balloons,” another adds.
"Bokuto-san seems like the type to propose during graduation."
Akaashi freezes.
Nearing the end of his university life, Akaashi overthinks writing, commitment, and Bokuto.
(Or Akaashi is a work-in-progress, Bokuto doesn’t mind.)
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16 Feb 2026
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BokuAka hits a little too close to home sometimes...
Do I like the ship, or is it a projection of my current fears and desires? Do we need an answer? I'll be reading either way.
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“Akashi! Thank you! I would have been totally screwed without your help.”
“It’s…” Keiji starts to correct him, then realizes it isn’t worth the effort. There’s no point dragging out a conversation with someone he knows he’s never going to see again. He gives the patron a small nod and says, “It’s fine. I’m just doing the job they pay me to do.”
“And now I know who to ask for the next time I come in!” The patron grins at him, hands resting proudly on his hips, and Keiji takes another half-step back. “Bokuto Koutarou, by the way.”
“Okay.”
BREAKING: PUBLIC LIBRARIAN WONDERS WHY HOT MAN KEEPS COMING IN TO MAKE HIS JOB HARDER.
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12 May 2026
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Cute, sweet, lovely.
Akaashi learning how to be open. Learning how socialize.