NEW BOOK!! This will have smut in it!!! Give me request for other books/oneshots!! NONE OF THE CHARATERS ARE MINE!!

Cover by @stsatomi1004 on twt

Joseph Joestar, a childish eighteen year old boy, and Caesar Zeppeli, a sheltered, but curious boy of the same age, meet again for the first time since they were eight at Caesar's grandfather's academy for hamon users. Blinded by young love, Caesar agrees to accompany Joseph when he proposes the idea of running away after finding half of a million dollars and a fancy red necklace in his mother's belongings. ❗⚠️ SMUT WARNING⚠️❗ (the cover art and any other art in this story isn't mine, all credit goes out to the artists) TW || Homophobia, violence, maybe other sensitive topics that I can't think of rn teehee

After being thrown into a fountain on their first encounter, JoJo is hardly left with pleasant feelings about this Caesar Zeppeli. Hamon adept or not, he's arrogant, uptight, and a complete player, and he knows the Italian thinks about as well of him. But the threat of the pillarmen is one that will take more than one untrained 18-year-old to stop, and the uneasy truce they strike soon becomes camaraderie, then friendship, then something else - something JoJo knows would cost him a friendship to admit, and Caesar is sure JoJo couldn't possibly want. With each fight becoming more desperate and the fate of the Stone in the balance, both need to decide what they want - and what they're willing to risk - before it's too late. tldr: CaeJose Battle Tendency. Original cover art by @rawrtist

"Dio, sei così ottuso .." "Yeah, okay, but what does that mean?!" "God, you're so dim witted.." A Caesar Zeppeli x Joseph Joestar fanfiction made by Joestarzs

Joseph Joestar doesn't believe in fate. He believes that everything is done for a reason and with a cause. There is no such thing as lucky chances or miracles, not God or heaven - what is real is backed up by evidence. He's lived his life following those ideas, never once straying away. And when all of his beliefs crumbled away at the sight of one man, he could only chalk it up to plain ignorance. - "Caesar Anthonio Zepelli. . .the day I met you is the day I found my smile." - ANGEL