Line Without a Hook

Line Without a Hook

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Feb 8, 2021
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Haikyu!!
Yamaguchi Tadashi, Tsukishima Kei, and Yachi Hitoka are now second years in Karasuno high school. Many of them had grown with their social life, volleyball and just as people in general. Yachi and Yamaguchi are currently a couple, which causes Tsukishima to gradually become jealous and stressed. He hadn't identified the feeling as love until later on. This eventually lead to more confusion on how to handle his emotions. On if those emotions would ever go away, or if they would increase throughout their friendship. PLEASE READ THE TRIGGER WARNINGS: - BULIMIA / VOMIT - PANIC ATTACKS
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(L/n) (Y/n) has a complicated past...her good days were entangled with her volleyball players for friends but her bad days were the kind that left her broken. The darkness that another member of her old beloved volleyball club had instilled in her had left her scarred in more ways than one. Running from it and moving on will not be easy. She lives all alone and goes to Karasuno High. Joining the volleyball club as a manager after everything that has happened in her life wasn't ideal but for some reason, she did it....best decision of her life. Multiple jobs, a pile of schoolwork, so much volleyball, and lots of baggage later, the last thing from the last person she expected to hear graced her ears. . . . "I fell in love with your broken smile, (y/n)." . . . And that was enough to help heal her.

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