Whatever Bokuto writes shows up on his soulmates arm. An arm that belongs to Akaashi Keiji. A bokuaka, kuroken, bokuroo fic. Written: 2019-2020 Cover art: @almangods

Sleeping didn't come as easy as it used to. Bokuto knew this, and now Akaashi did, too. The hospital AU that no body asked for, but that I took upon myself to write. _______ Disclaimer : All credits of writing this go to Littleluxray, the original one can be found on archive of our own! Credits to art/book cover also goes to Rheatan which can be found on Deviantart As said I do not own this story, I just wanted to share it :>

~~COMPLETED~~ "I'm sorry... I don't know who you are?" Hinata Shouyo; Once happy, energetic and a brilliant volleyball player, loses his memory in an accident. No longer able to remember the people he once knew and the sport he once loved, he must learn to live with the way he is. Everyone knows him. He knows nobody. With help from Tobio Kageyama, he slowly learns to adapt to his knew life. But Kageyama sees something. Something different about Hinata. They boy he once knew... ...was gone.

The doctors told him he could never play volleyball competitively with his asthma, his mother told him not to. Will he?

~~COMPLETED~~ (editing) After a freak accident, volleyball prodigy Kageyama Tobio goes blind. No longer able to set, pass or even hit the ball properly, he must learn to live with the way he is and to again fall in love with the sport he holds so close to his heart, with help from a certain ray of sunshine.

In this Haikyuu AU it's definitely gay. Bokuto decides to gather his courage to invite his most precious person to a festival, only to experience what lies ahead.. << Do be warned my readers, for this author is a sucker for fluctuating emotions ヾ('▽｀;)ゝ >>

With Hinata gone, nothing would ever be the same.

~~COMPLETED~~ Hinata was born deaf. That never stopped him from being the most joyful carefree kid anyone could know. But he would never let them see through his joyful exterior. Not only through his struggles of not being able to hear, but also through his home life and mistakes