Kyotani and Yahaba live a happy life together in their home in Sendai city. And nothing can change that. Not even when Kyotani comes home late and with bloody knuckles.

Eloise has always been different-too opinionated, too restless, too unwilling to accept the life society has laid out for her. She has watched her siblings marry for love and duty, yet she has never been able to picture herself in the same fate. Until now. It starts with a letter. And then another. And another. A reckless, undeniable exchange between her and Theo, a man she should never have met, never have sought out, never have fallen for. A man whose hands are stained with ink, whose wit is sharper than any blade, and whose presence lights something inside her she cannot name. But when Eloise is sent to Sir Phillip's estate-a man far more suitable, far more accepted by society-she is forced to question everything. Sir Phillip is kind, gentle, and wholly devoted to the idea of winning her heart. The only problem? It is not his to win. As Eloise battles between what is right and what is real, she must make a choice: a life of comfort with a man who could offer her everything-or the fire of a love that could ruin them both. Because Theo was never meant to be an option. And yet, he is the only choice she wants to make. 🔥 A story of stolen letters, forbidden love, and the kind of desire that refuses to be denied.

Eloise Bridgerton, the fourth child of Viscount Bridgerton, longs for the day she doesn't have to live within the ton's rules. In fact, she hates it so desperately, she attended protests alongside the only guy who had ever made her feel like an equal. But, after they fall out, she can't go back. Instead, she chooses to live her fantasies out by writing articles titled, "The Writings of the Free Woman." That is until she bumped into Theo in the street. It didn't take her long to see what could be. And she wants nothing more.

'Do people always fall in love with things they can't have?' 'Always,' Eloise Bridgerton, The 5th child in the Viscount's household. She was different. She wasn't what society expected her to be or what her mother wanted her to be. A spinster in making, she boldly chose to rebel against everyone. Far ahead of her time, she was not perfect. but in his eyes she was. Theodore Sharpe, A printmaker during the day and a women's rights advocate by night. He was not what men in the regency were supposed to be like. Far ahead of his time, He was no prince. But for her he was, the most charming one in fact. When two worlds collide, Either it creates something really beautiful or something too heartwrenching.

Eloise can't take Theo out of her mind, so she decides to go and meet with him again. Bridgerton season 2 SPOILERS!

Cupid, the Roman god of love, is bored as he sits around his palace until he gets a prayer one day from a woman, regarding her son. He waits until Miya Osamu is of age before sending people his way, but Osamu doesn't take to any of them. After too many failed attempts, he decides to descend upon Earth as a human named Suna Rintarou to investigate why Osamu won't fall for anyone. (And ends up falling in love with him in the process.) (Manga Spoilers!!) and fanart credit to amefurin on instagram

A year after vanishing from London society, Eloise Bridgerton returns to Aubrey Hall for a masquerade ball-older, wiser, and haunted. Her friendship with Penelope is fractured, her place in the ton uncertain, and her heart still caught in the shadow of a printer boy who was never hers to keep. Theo Sharpe never belonged in her world, but he never stopped thinking of her. Now, fate-and scandal-pull them back into each other's orbit. As Eloise navigates secrets, silence, and simmering tension beneath layers of silk and smiles, she must ask: Can love truly survive unspoken words and lives lived in different worlds? A slow-burn romance set in post-Season 3 Bridgerton, full of longing, wit, and the power of ink, friendship, and finding your voice-even when society demands you stay quiet.

Kyotani loves dogs. So when he discovers Yahaba has one, he's more than happy to accept a bit surprising invitation from the second-year setter to come over to his house in exchange for some playtime with the dog. What he finds instead is a completely new side of Yahaba and his feelings can't be ignored anymore. But why is Yahaba so reluctant to be alone?

It's Yahaba's birthday. Kyotani, trying to be a good boyfriend, has a gift for him. The problem is, everybody seemed to be against him. Or: Follow Kyotani's struggles to give Yahaba his birthday gift.

Shigeru is tired. But the nightmares won't let him sleep. He just wants to be a good captain like Oikawa. In the end, as the result of his self-depreciation and tiredness, he might really be like Oikawa, just not in the way he wanted.