Quadrelationship Stories

Maiko Hirata is a Second-Year at UA High School, she's on the Colorguard team. She had the original intention of becoming a hero but her quirk wasn't enough. She just tried to look on the bright side and joined the Colorguard team so she can keep dancing like she has her whole life. She admires class 1-A during her second year at UA considering everything they've been through during the first few weeks of school. They love being her friend but then they realize that they dragged her into danger. What will happen to her? And will she ever be the same again? Read the story to find out! P.S. If you don't know what Colorguard is then just look it up, I'm sure you'll find a better explanation than I'd ever give. Also, this is a big crossover of demon slayer and BNHA. I just found so much inspiration from it so I thought it would be a good story concept. Mai: Dance Mari: Truth; Reason

A small oneshot series of four people who find each other and love each other as they are and all equally.

Lee Siyeon goes on hiatus after Dreamcatcher Justice comeback. She struggles, and her three girlfriends-plus the rest of the members-help her overcome it, little by little. This is the tale in which it all starts. Or Jiu, Sua, and Dami care for their girlfriend the best they can even while feeling fragile themselves due to Siyeon's crumbling state. Gahyun, Handong, and Yoohyeon are kinda there too, but not really. (Not in this one, anyway) DISCLAIMER; I will delve into realism and the dark side of K-pop, as well as touch on subjects such as negative friction between group members, crudeness, and flawed humanity/morals. It is fiction, but it will be based on what reality can be like. Don't take it personally if I touch upon group member jealousy, injustice/insensitivity within the group, fandom, and company, temper tantrums, acting intimate on camera but not being as close behind them (fanservice, and scripted affection), etc. And, I also will take a psychological approach to certain conducts (actions and reactions) and take some real-life events and situations to expand upon the fictional story with a logical, emotional/mental-based view.