For reasons unknown why, Kageyama was ignoring Hinata. As this continues, Hinata's misery grew.

After a tournament, Hinata seems off. It's not too noticeable, just subtle things that almost every person does. Until he starts to avoid any type of touch, including the friendly ones of his own team captain. Everyone dismisses it as a new found tendency except Kageyama. He begins to become worried and attempts to find out what had happened that changed the red head. What happens when he does find out? WARNING: SENSITIVE TOPICS SUCH AS EATING DISORDERS AND PHYSICAL HARM AGAINST OTHERS/SELF HARM

What happens when Karasuno gets a new student and he goes to the volleyball club. And what if this person also knows a certain number 10. What if he was the number 10 ex.

Hinata graduated 2 years ago and he's been dating and living with Kageyama... but he wishes that he could take back that "I love you" from all those years ago... This is a Oikawa x Hinata! (Kageyama is a asshole)

"Why does my heart race when I see you?"

~~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.

Hinata had been having these weird feelings in his chest when he sees Kageyama but it feel good his face heats up and his heart starts beating a mile a minute and he starts figuring out he might like him how is his setter gonna react Read to find out Little bit of daisuga too #1 In KageHina 😊 (BRO I WAS LIKE 14 WHEN I WROTE THIS SO PLEASE EXCUSE THE HORRENDOUS GRAMMAR MISTAKES)

Kageyama and Hinata have started to develop feelings for each other without realizing as they played volleyball together. The deviant duo might just become lovers! Best Ranking: #2 In KageHina~! Thank y'all!

~~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