Yuki Nishinoya was set to lead Japan's future in volleyball, until one tragic moment at the National Finals shattered everything. The injury changed her life, stealing not only her ability to play but her memories and spark. Four years later, she's a ghost of her former self, withdrawn, and disconnected from the sport she once loved. But when her younger brother's team needs an assistant coach, Yuki reluctantly returns to the court. Coaching reignites a flicker of passion and unlocks fragments of her forgotten past. As she rediscovers who she was, Yuki must confront the trauma that's kept her grounded. And through it all, she finds unexpected support, and maybe something more, in the boys' coach who refuses to let her give up on herself again. Will Yuki rise from the ashes of who she was, or will the weight of her past keep her from flying once more?

Puzzles, where thousands of small pieces come together to make a big picture. Each piece is important, whether a person realises it or not. Though the issue is, only one piece can ever fit in one place. This is the same with people. Some fit with other people's puzzles, slotting perfectly in - sometimes they won't fit until others are placed first, and you can never force a piece into a place it should not belong. However, with Taru Nakata, that was not the case. She understood people, their needs and she could change her own shape to fit everyone's puzzle. She was the perfect friend, the reliable one, the one to make someone laugh until they cry, the one who people can trust to take them home once they've drunk too much, but also the one who will drink with them all night. She was there for everyone, but who was there for her?

(Gojo Satoru x Reader) Deep inside a secret garden, situated just in the outskirts of Tokyo, there is a temple who houses a goddess for those who fight in the dark and cleanse this world of curses. On the night of December, a still born Gojo Satoru came to the world. When dawn came, she who resembles the goddess was born. The heavens made a divine intervention. ❀Credits to : Gege Akutami, the author of Jujutsu Kaisen❀