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Yamaguchi has a problem, and Suga, being the team's main emotional support source, sits with him for a talk at the training camp.
Apparently, the two of them share a very similar problem.Series
- Part 1 of The Most Important Person
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Daichi didn’t know what he was expecting his soulmate’s animal mark to be, but he certainly wasn’t expecting there to be two, and he certainly wasn’t expecting them to hate each other.
In which, on their 17th birthday, everyone gets their soulmate mark; the animal embodiment of your soulmate that can move tattooed on your body
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- Part 1 of Oreo’s haikyuu rarepair soulmate au!!
- Part 1 of Oreo’s haikyuu rarepairs!!
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Bokuto hip-checks the door shut, but not before Tetsurou catches the tail end of Daishou’s murmured threat to chuck Oikawa into the ocean.
“You guys really are going to be the death of me,” Tetsurou says wistfully.
He twists around in his seat, only to find Oikawa already staring at him, smirk soft, eyes even softer.
“Like you aren’t enjoying it,” Oikawa simpers. “You and Kou-chan get to witness the most entertaining reality TV show in history. For free. We should honestly start making you two pay for this shit. Like a monthly subscription or something.”
Tetsurou huffs out a weak laugh, but doesn’t turn away. He can’t, not when Oikawa’s still staring at him, still looking ridiculously good in this lighting with that stupid, affectionate smirk and those stupid, knowing eyes.
“You’re an idiot,” he says. “This is going to be the best fucking hashtag beach day ever.”
(or: on boyfriends, beach days, and being so stupidly in love)
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There was nothing he could do now (there was). The devil tutoring mathematics was inevitable (it wasn’t). And maybe this would be beneficial for team compatibility (unknown).
Yahaba felt uneasy.
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Caught between the past he’s proud of and the future he fears, Sugawara finds his certainty wavering. A brief but disarming moment with Oikawa forces him to confront truths he’s long ignored.