"Megumi..." "Not now... I've had enough" __ OR: megumi comforts yuji after a particularly bad evening. can be read as a standalone __ !!!!!TW!!!!! THERE IS A THROWING UP SCENE (it's not very long or descriptive)

yes. another itafushi fanfic, you can blame me!! I can't get enough of them it's actually drugging. (in my opinion, best ship in jjk)

"That's exactly why I should spend the evening with you, Fushiguro! I'm an injured man!" Fushiguro turned to look at Itadori with an incredulous look, "You're not being serious." "Please?" They looked at each other, Itadori's puppy eyes boring into Fushiguro's before he finally sighed, "Whatever. Can I at least shower first?" __ OR: Itadori and Fushiguro have their first mission as a couple and Itadori demands cuddles after he gets hurt (he is being overdramatic). can be read as a standalone

American University AU! Megumi Fushiguro decides to go to a state school in middle America.

Itadori did it. He somehow managed to get his best friend and long-time crush, Fushiguro Megumi, to fall in love with him. It wasn't easy, there were a lot of days of pining and misunderstandings and failures (embarrassing failures). Now he's faced with a new challenge: A perfect first date. __ The date he planned was simple, not too elaborate because that wasn't really Fushiguro's cup of tea. They would go to a café in the early afternoon, then walk around the city (maybe even at a park? Itadori would love to see Divine Dog again) before ending the date and getting an early dinner at a nice restaurant. A lovely, cute, simple date to start as the first chapter in their relationship. If only it could have actually happened the way it was supposed to. __ OR: Five ways the date failed and the one thing that went right. A cute one-shot that's a continuation of my long fic but can be read as a standalone.

Over one unforgettable summer spent with his best friends, Yuuji falls in love with the stars, the ocean, and the boy who lights up his whole world. It's just that, sometimes, things are more complicated than they seem, and sometimes the stars are not what they appear to be. But Yuuji has never been afraid of the unknown. He's just scared of losing what he loves.

After a game of pocky, Satoru Gojo discovers a new sensation he had never felt before. This is a story centered on Gojo. On how, after that game, he begins to discover himself and his feelings.

"You want to ruin him," Sukuna says. Maybe Sukuna isn't wrong about that, Fushiguro thinks in a daze. Itadori's heart is too heavy and too precious. It's a burden that shouldn't be given to anyone else. Because even Itadori himself can't take care of it, can't hold onto it for the life of him because he'd rather become the vessel to the most wretched of all curses just to help two people he's only known for a few months-to help Fushiguro, who he'd only met that night. (I can keep it. Fushiguro's hands move. I can hold onto it, if you want.) Maybe Sukuna's definition of ruin wasn't all that wrong from what Fushiguro wanted after all. Maybe that did make him just as wretched. But if Itadori was still willing to stay beside him, despite knowing that- Then there was no reason for Fushiguro to let him go. Or- Some dreams start to keep Fushiguro up at night, and the cure to stopping them might be closer than he thinks. This book will contain: Angst Implied Sexual Content Eventual Smut Fluff Spoilers for the Anime

After the devastating events of the Shibuya Incident, Yuji, Megumi, and Nobara struggle to find a sense of normalcy in their lives. With so much loss and uncertainty looming over them, the trio leans on each other for support, trying to navigate the aftermath while still being just teenagers. The story begins with Yuji and Megumi spending the night together in Yuji's dorm, waking up unsure of what to do with their day. Their casual conversation takes a meaningful turn when they talk about their futures-what they would want to do if they weren't Jujutsu Sorcerers. Megumi encourages Yuji to think about it seriously, and later that night, as they watch the stars, their bond deepens. An accidental kiss catches them both off guard, leaving them confused yet curious about their feelings. The tension between them comes to a head when Megumi, after much internal conflict, visits Yuji's dorm to talk about what happened. Though he struggles with expressing himself, Yuji's patience allows him to open up, leading to a conversation where Megumi admits he didn't hate the kiss-and maybe, deep down, he didn't mind it at all. Finally, after spending another quiet moment alone, Yuji directly asks Megumi what he meant when he said he "didn't hate" the kiss. The moment escalates, and after hesitating, Megumi finally makes a choice-leaning in and kissing Yuji, fully and deliberately. It's tentative but real, and for the first time, neither of them second-guesses it. Now, with their feelings out in the open, they have to figure out what comes next. Do they keep moving forward? Do they define what they are? Or do they simply let things unfold naturally? Whatever happens, one thing is clear-they aren't the same as before.

Yuta, a young manz is burdened by the memories of a tragic childhood event. When he meets Toge, who is nonverbal due to selective mutism, their unlikely friendship becomes a catalyst for healing and growth. Together, they navigate a web of corruption in their community, seeking justice and redemption. As they uncover the truth, Yuta discovers the power of love, forgiveness, and finding his own voice. This emotionally charged tale explores the limits of communication, the resilience of the human spirit, and the pursuit of a brighter future.