Pretending to be a boy to keep her siblings safe was a well-constructed plan, but nowhere in it was supposed to involve meeting a group of delinquents for something other than to beat them up. Then again, would fate have allowed her to live a peaceful life after her bold defiance? ✧･ﾟ:*卍*:･ﾟ✧ "If a time leaper is a cogwheel and the future is the clock, then no matter how many misfit cogwheels there are, the clock will still go back to the time it was destined to be as long as it's moving." "But what is this 'time it was destined to be' you're speaking of?" "Every time is destined to be. If it's supposed to be nine o'clock but a stray cogwheel made it one o'clock, would you just sit still and let the clock be wrong?" "I'd fix the clock." "And so would fate." ✧･ﾟ:*卍*:･ﾟ✧ © Tokyo Revengers belongs to Wakui Ken

💜 "I was born in desperation. Molded by lies. Used by a king. But I still know who I am beneath the marks." Nari has served Gwi-Ma for 200 years-long enough to become his most effective weapon, the girl who smiles while unraveling everything in her path. But when a smooth-voiced demon named Jinu pitches the idea of a K-pop boy band to capture fan souls, Nari is dragged into the spotlight against her will. Beneath the flawless stage makeup and glowing eyes is a girl who still remembers what it means to be free. Maybe. She never asked for power. She just wants her mind back. But in a world where patterns mean damnation, and the Hunters grow stronger with every note, Nari might become the key Gwi-Ma needed to destroy the Honmoon completely.

in which a girl types a number on her friend's phone and accidentally misses a digit.