"Whatever happens in the lunchroom stays in the lunchroom." --- Six teens are forced to share one lunch table for 25 days. They don't know who they are or why they have too. But somehow through the jokes, fights and confessions. The six teens find something. They find love.

Yaku Morisuke x Fem. Reader (F/N) (L/N) was a basketball superstar at Nekoma High, despite only being 5' 2". She was the starting point guard and constantly placed top in her class. Her best friends were none other than Kuroo Tetsuro and Kozume Kenma from the volleyball club. She had a very promising future, until she got injured and couldn't play anymore. Just when she feels like the world is about to crash down on her, her best friends ask her to join the boy's volleyball club at Nekoma as their manager where she catches the eye of a certain libero, who stands at only 5' 5". They are the shorties of the volleyball club, and they couldn't ask for it to be any other way. **I do not own any of the characters or the photos used and there may be manga spoilers later in the book**

INCOMPLETE You're Kuroo (y/n), (younger sister of Kuroo Tetsurou) a first year at Nekoma and new manager of Nekoma VBC. You're usually quite shy, unlike your older brother. You love cats, flowers and all things cute, including one sweet libero 💛 Will you confess? Does he have feelings for you? I don't own Haikyuu💛

SUNA RINTAROU X (OC)READER Six players stand on each side of the court. Six players, one mind, one goal. While there is no force more powerful than rushing water, she stands against the flow, refusing to follow in the only direction she knows she must move in: forward. When the people around her, and life as she knows it, moves forward, y/n remains, the backbone of a team with no skeleton. It's just her. One player. One mind. One goal, and five ghosts. When an accident sends her life's dreams crashing to the ground, y/n is caught between wanting to stay in her world of familiar hurt and needing to move on with her life. Finding her way back onto the court, rediscovering why she calls herself an athlete, and learning to pave a new path is easier said than done when the only light to guide her is the dying promise of her best friend. However, whether it's his words or her rekindled ambition, y/n isn't the sort who crumbles from defeat. >I accidentally mixed up OC and reader(was new to fanfiction), so know that y/n is written as an OC in this story. >I do not own Haikyuu or any of its characters, only the plot and OCs. >If I could bold, underline, and italicize the word "angst", I would. You have been warned. >Cover/story art by me :)