Tsukishima liked Yamaguchi while [Surname] liked Yachi. So when Yamaguchi and Yachi decided to go on a date, Tsukishima and [Surname] were forced to watch as their hearts broke. Join these two bisexual mess as they go through two different kinds of heartbreak while [Surname] chugs down apple juice because they're still minors and aren't allowed to drink yet. Started: June 07, 2020 Ended: June 20, 2020 Disclaimer: I do not own anything except the story idea. Haikyuu is owned by Haruichi Furudate. Reader belongs to themself. Any similarities to an existing work of fiction is purely coincidental.

You never know whose day you might make just a little bit better by handing them a gift - or in your case, a flower. "Oikawa's over there." You eyed the ace curiously, wondering why he had said that, until you realized what he must have meant. He was about to leave when you called again, "Hang on." He turned, and you extended your arm to offer him the flower. "This is for you." i don't own any of the haikyuu characters! originally a one-shot that i turned into a story lol

After saving you from a stalker, Volleyball player Kei Tsukishima, offers you a pretend relationship to completely throw off your dangerous admirer. The plan was stopping your pretend relationship when the stalker is finally uninterested, but everything on the surface is not what it seems... #1- tsukishima- May 1, 2020 #1- tsukishimakei- December 2, 2021 Ps. This is only a fanfiction, I do not own Haikyuu!! or any of its characters. 2020-2021 By Harune Akashi

Being in a place so unknown, only to be shown the fresh scent of home. After moving away from Nekoma High, there you were standing in Miyagi Prefecture's Karasuno Highschool, not knowing it would change your life forever.

Yamaguchi never saw red lines before. He saw little reminders written on wrists and a date written on his knee once, all in black ink that could be washed off at home, but never red lines that he just couldn't scrub off. Soulmate AU that whatever comes up on your soulmates skin comes up on yours and vice versa. {TRIGGER WARNING} If you are triggered by the mention of self-harm, depression, and the talk of suicide, it is advised that you don't read this story.