What's Worth Fighting For // Noriaki Kakyoin x Reader
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  • Reads 79,643
  • Votes 2,750
  • Parts 84
  • Time 6h 7m
Ongoing, First published Dec 14, 2022
Being the sister of Jotaro Kujo isn't so bad. Everyone at school knew not to mess with either of you but when a new student arrives, your world starts to change.

Who knew your run in with the new student would soon lead to a 50 day trip across the world to Egypt.
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Over the course of their adventure, Jotaro Kujo has fallen in love with Noriaki Kakyoin. It's the most he's ever cared for anyone. It's the first time someone has gotten past the cold exterior Jotaro built around his heart. Kakyoin, too, has fallen for Jotaro-but he's too afraid to let in this other man. There's too much that keeps him afraid of being hurt. Nobody else has accepted him as a man before, and he's always been just a useful tool at best. Why would he expect any better from Jotaro? Despite how much the two care for each other, the distance between them only seems to be increasing. They must learn to open up to each other, even if it means being vulnerable. Part I: Party Fears Two-Chapters 1-15 Part II: Love, In Itself-Chapters 16-24 Part III: Words That We Couldn't Say-Chapter 25-42 Epilogue: It Doesn't Matter