Cover made by me What if Zanka reacts differently to Jabbers poison? What if he ends up addicted, what if he ends up obsessing over none other than the one he hates? What if that hate starts turning into love? So many what ifs...

Zanka has been really hard on himself with training lately. He's even depressed that he is not even good enough to be with his friends as a "Cleaner". Soon enough, Jabber helps him get through it even though one is a "Cleaner" and the other a "Raider". Will these two opposites bicker the whole time? Get together? Or maybe both?

Timeline: After the fight with Jabber vs Zanka and Rudo After the fight with Jabber, Zanka felt the need to grow stronger, to defeat stronger opponents like Jabber Wonger. He sneaks off to go train when he ran into the person who he's been thinking about since that day. (Im lowkey a new writer so cut me some slack. I guess we'll learn tg)

[COVER IS NOT MY ART. CREDIT TO THE ORIGINAL OWNER!!] Jabber's obsession with Zanka grew, badly. He's obsessed. Zanka hates him, he wants him dead. But his inner sadism loves how he could hurt him with no regret. !! WARNINGS !! -This story will have the following: Sexual scenes, violence, vulgar language, discrimination, CNC, abuse. **Viewer discretion is advised.** - Story and title is loosely based of the Luvcat song, 'he's my man.' However, instead of actual poison, their relationship is the poison in itself.

(Art by:@dcon_34) Jabber is clingy, flirty, never fully sober, overly freaked for Zanka, and quite obsessed with Zanka and Zanka is extremely aware of this and acts like he doesn't love it even though he does. But remember the obsessed part. (No pictures belong to me)

At Groundfall High, Zanka Nijiku is the class vice president-polished, disciplined, and always doing what's expected. Jabber is the opposite: troublemaker reputation, sharp tongue, and zero respect for school politics. They're not supposed to cross paths... except they keep being forced to. Student council obligations, shared detention, and projects neither of them can escape turn their rivalry into something louder-and quieter-than either of them planned. Because when enemies sit this close, it's hard to tell where the fights end and something else begins.