[BOOK TWO] Hugo never thought a sexuality crisis would be on the cards for him. Seriously, him being anything not straight was never even really something he'd even thought about. That was, until he kissed his best friend and it should have meant nothing but well... did this type of thing come with an instruction manual? Alex just wants to keep his best friend. Does he have feelings? Maybe. So far he's managed to ignore them. Conceal don't fucking feel as the Disney obsessed dickhead would say. But hell, he had feelings for Hugo of all people? Seriously? What the fuck universe? After winning nationals, Hugo starts acting weirder and weirder, Alex has no idea what to think. Usually, weird is normal for Hugo. They both struggle to reconcile their rapidly fading friendship. Then, well... Shit happens, and Hugo and Alex are forced closer than ever. It's a whole thing. Seriously. IMPORTANT NOTE: this is a continuation of head over heels, it picks up where the story left off, only from Hugo + Alex's povs :) I would HIGHLY recommend reading head over heels first.

❝four months from now will be the seven-year anniversary of when you and osamu dazai released your hugely successful first and only album double black and its diamond single 'corruption'. after performing with dazai earlier this year, are you planning anything special to celebrate?❞ ❝corruption is insanely overrated, and I would prefer to never hear dazai's voice for the rest of my fucking life.❞ in which chuuya nakahara and osamu dazai rekindle an old love for each other all in the view of the public eye. 𝙖 𝙗𝙨𝙙 𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙚𝙧 ! 𝙖𝙪 (𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙗𝙮 𝙢𝙚!) | | | •°. *࿐ ElectricSplatter © (ao3) i do not own this story! it was not written by me, it is just posted on here as i wanted it available in my library for me to read. i do not take any ownership over the plot, story, or writing, this is all purely for my use and not anyone else's. for more info, please read my account bio and / or pm me about questions / wishes to take the story down! original story link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/22133044/chapters/52828462