When Dazai was too late in supporting Chuuya during the use of Corruption. He losses Chuuya, and Chuuya has been dead for two years now. Or so he thought. *** Also yes the idea came from Seren's artwork. Credit to the artist for that.

"Ah... yeah I guess I am. I use to do this for someone else all the time." Chuuya finished wrapping the bandages. "All done. And again I am sorry about your hand." "It is fine. Do not worry, but what about your own injuries?" "Oh... they will go away don't worry about them." The man nodded. "Well you are welcome to stay for as long as you need uh...?" "Chuuya. Nakahara Chuuya." "Chuuya." The man smiled. "Well you are welcome to stay for as long as you need Chuuya. Also, I am Fyodor. Dostoyevsky Fyodor. My home is your home until you are well."

Dazai Osamu does everything just to meet his parents' expectations Then Nakahara Chuuya turns his whole life around. ---- Soukoku high school AU A few warnings: In short, sensitive topics -Depression, suicidal thoughts -Underage smoking and drinking -Swearing -Eventual smut -Psychological abuse [^how to not treat your child 101 with dazai's parents] I do NOT own nor claim to own: -The characters -The cover art -Bungou Stray Dogs This is just a fanfiction

Hanahaki disease. A disease that plants itself in the lungs and the roots wrap around not only the lungs but the heart and the flower depends on the person. Hanahaki is devleoped if you would die for a person because you have such a strong love and admiration towards a person and psychologically the person wholeheartedly believes it's unrequited. Soukoku was once a deadly duo that would come together as work partners to unleash an unholy wrath upon organizations, but was it more than just business? ⚠️ Tw ⚠️ Blood Illness Drugs, alcohol, medications Self harm Mentions of death Suicide references Abuse Dehumanization Self Loathing Mentions of rape Eating Disorders Misunderstandings Masking Notes: I do not own Bungo stray dogs or the characters. Alternate universe where Hanahaki exists. COMPLETED