Servant comes across a cold and scared Reserve-Course Survivor and takes an interest in him. Their story progresses from there.

Due to a mix up and a bit of bad luck, Nagito Komaeda must bunk with a Reserve Course student for the year. However, he doesn't seem to be as ordinary and average as he first perceives him. In fact, he doesn't even seem to be human. . . Vampire Komahina story but Hajime this time cuz I have no self control

ok so probably gonna be sum smut not gonna lie so plz be aware of that. Hinata goes to a bar after being rejected by someone only to find a certain someone there ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° ) if you wish to find out what happens from there you may read this book.

-komahina - first story created attempt. hinata moves to medium size town over the end of summer . He starts to noticed a white haired figure jumping off roof tops and tightrope walking power lines around neighborhood houses. At first he wrote them off as weird dreams until he see's a figure just like in his dreams at his college university.

Hajime Hinata is your average 25 year old male. he goes to his dead end job. working as a bartender, Hajimes seen some pretty crazy shit, and been hit on by some pretty shady individuals, but one customer Hajime ends up serving ends up crossing his mind so much, he begins looking forward to his frequent visits. His name is nagito komaeda, and Hajime notices how he never orders anything to drink or eat. it doesn't strike Hajime as odd, until he begins to notice komaedas strange features that resembled that of a..... no, was he inagining things? find out in this book!

Hajime Hinata's least favorite fictional character comes to life, as absurd as that may seem. And to make matters even worse, that character has vowed their life - their entire existence - into protecting Hajime. Warning: Lots of fluff and some scenes with blood. Also, I wrote this back in January of 2019 so the writing, in general, is rather gruesome. *cringes* Cover made by @macarxn Ended: 4-17-19 ________________ Currently under editing b/c writing at 1-2 AM in the morning and not looking twice at it before publishing is a great idea, you know.