Tears fall from my eyes as soon as I saw my lover with another. I covered my mouth to prevent any noises to come out,the pain in my chest was unbearable.... I couldn't watch this any further and ran. To think that... I was ready to give up my arranged marriage for this asshole makes my stomach curl. I ran to my room and slammed my door shut. I quietly cried on my bed while clutching my chest,but that soon stopped as soon as I heard a knock on the door, "Miss?" The butler says on the other side of the door, "Yes?" I replied as I wipe away my tears, "Tha man your soon going to marry,Muzan Kibutsuji,has arrived." (This story takes place in the time of like dukes, duchesses,kings and queens)

| Cross posted from Ao3 | What if Giyuu and Shinobu met as children? A moment of Serendipity, a lucky occurrence on the day before Tsutako Tomioka's wedding, has tied the lives of Tomioka Giyuu and Kocho Shinobu, as well as the people around them. As a child Giyuu was enthusiastic, a happy child who loves food just below as to how much he loves his sister, Tsutako. He was kind and open, and that attitude of his made him help out a small girl, crying and lost in an alleyway. Kocho Shinobu accidentally got lost while with her family moments ago, and she accepted Giyuu's help, or as she calls him, "Giyuu-nii" to find her parents. But along the way, she finds herself captivated to this strange boy's smiles, a feeling her young mind could not yet comprehend, but it made her heart warm and made her smile wider herself. But would these smiles last? _______________ Genre: Fluff, Romance, Angst. Disclaimer: I do not own Demon Slayer or any of its characters. All rights reserved to its creator, Koyoharu Gotouge.

A single night of uncharacteristic celebration leaves the Water and Insect Hashira facing a staggering, awkward reality. Bound by a mutual, silent pact to pretend the mistake never happened, Giyu Tomioka and Shinobu Kocho return to their duties, determined to carry the secret to their graves. But when the hidden consequences of that night force Shinobu to make a shocking decision-abandoning her lifelong pursuit of vengeance to abruptly retire from the Demon Slayer Corps-the quiet dynamic between them is permanently shattered. Bound by a fierce sense of duty and mutual responsibility, Giyu steps forward to share the burden of her new reality. Moving into a secluded estate far from the front lines, they establish a cold, practical arrangement to navigate an uncertain future together. As the seasons shift and the masks they wear begin to slip, they find that a bond born from obligation might become the one thing neither of them can walk away from.

This is my third Book of Demon Slayer: Kindly read my first (The Untold Past of Kibutsuji Muzan) and second book (Whisper of Sun) books for no information that would be left behind when you read this book!!🥰❤️ Centuries have passed since the Sengoku Era, and the world has shifted, ushering in the vibrant, yet rapidly modernizing, Taisho Period. For Kibutsuji Muzan and Akari Yuki, time is a relentless current, carrying with it the enduring ache of a profound loss: the quiet departure of their beloved son, Yoriichi. His memory, a bittersweet anchor, fuels their resolve as they navigate an era poised on the brink of its own unique darkness. Though they dwell in a hidden sanctuary, shielded by Muzan's formidable illusions, the insidious influence of the progenitor-Muzan's own malevolent splinter-begins to spread like a creeping blight across Japan. Demons, more numerous and terrifying than ever, now stalk the night, threatening the fragile peace of human lives. As the true Demon King prepares for his ultimate confrontation, Muzan and Yuki must step further into the shadows, their ancient powers and hard-won wisdom now critical. From their hidden vantage point, they will guide, protect, and prepare for the cataclysmic battle that looms, a battle that will determine the very future of humanity and demonkind. "Shadows of the Taisho" is a journey through an era of burgeoning hope and creeping dread, where love defies destiny, sacrifice shapes the future, and an extraordinary family fights an unseen war for the soul of the world. Brace yourself for a tale woven with profound emotion, fierce loyalty, and the ultimate clash of wills. ⚠️ a lot of swearing/cursing ⚠️ VIOLENCE AND BLOOD ⚠️ MIGHT HAVE manga SPOILER!!! - I don't own the characters Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer) and it belongs to Koyoharu Gotouge. - Pictures also do not belong to me and I get them from Pinterest. - English is not my first language so it's might be some grammar errors

This is the sequel book of my Demon Slayer book! If you're a new reader, I suggest you read my first book [The Untold Past Of Kibutsuji Muzan] before reading this book so you can understand the flow of my story!!😄 500 years already passed ever since their first meeting, and this noted the beginning of a new period. However, during those years they're living, the appearance of demons keeps coming even though Yuki, the reincarnator who had changed the past, and the fate of demon progenitor, Kibutsuji Muzan. Will they both solve the mystery and find the identity of the new demon progenitor that suddenly appears and threatens the humans' lives? Come and join them on their new journey to discover the mysteries of demons and meet new people that will encounter in their paths. ⚠️ a lot of swearing/cursing ⚠️ VIOLENCE AND BLOOD ⚠️ MIGHT HAVE manga SPOILER!!! - I don't own the characters Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer) and it belongs to Koyoharu Gotouge. - Pictures also do not belong to me and I get them from Pinterest. - English is not my first language so it's might be some grammar errors or wrong spelling.

This is the story of a girl who has reincarnated to the Heian Era of Japan, meeting an unexpected person who will change her whole life. ⚠️ a lot of swearing/cursing ⚠️ VIOLENCE AND BLOOD ⚠️ MIGHT HAVE manga SPOILER!!! - I don't own the characters Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer) and it belongs to Koyoharu Gotouge. - Pictures also do not belong to me and I get them from Pinterest. - English is not my first language so it's might be some grammar errors or wrong spelling.