Nezuko can't speak, and Kanao rarely speaks-- maybe that's what makes their relationship such a slow burn. Trapped in her own mind, unable to speak, Nezuko develops feelings for one Kanao Tsuyuri. Unable to share them, Nezuko admires her beloved from afar. Unbeknownst to Nezuko, Kanao actually returns her feelings two-fold-- and while other slayers go on missions leaving Nezuko at the butterfly mansion, true feelings flourish. Nezuko fell first, Kanao fell harder. But there is one thing nagging at the back of each girl's mind; is it okay for a human and a demon to be like this? Is it okay for girls to be like this? Nezuko is taken away from Kanao for a short while on the Swordsmith Village Arc and wonders if Kanao still thinks of her. And when Nezuko finally stands her first day in the sunlight as a demon, her muzzle off and words escaping her lips, there is one thought occupying her; Tell Kanao.

*Rule #1 Don't stare. It's rude and suspicious. *Rule #2 Don't look them in the eyes. It can sometimes be seen as a challenge. *Rule #3 Always remember that they're practically animals. *Rule #4 (By far the most important rule) Never ever forget your wrap at home. Four simple rules. That's all I have to follow. With those four rules I'm seen as just "one of the guys". Which is fine by me. After all, playing Division 1 Mens Hockey at the college level is hard enough, but being a girl on that level? It's unheard of. So if wearing baggy clothing and befriending the medical staff keeps me known as a "guy" then so be it. Eventually though its not enough. Boys are practically hounds, they can smell girls. And all it takes is one slip up and the whole team will know I'm a girl. But maybe everyone knowing won't be such a bad thing. After all, hockey boys are pretty hot. Well some of them. It doesn't help that my body seems determined to end my hockey career too. Everything used to be so quiet and simple, but lately everything is so complicated. Oh boy. I just want to play hockey. ~~~~~~ Warning: This book contains lots of swearing. Some of the content may also be triggering. This book contains themes of Abuse, Trauma, Sexual Assault, and Depression. Read with Caution. There may also be a few steamy scenes. This is a Reverse Harem Romance