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Margin of Error ☆ Tsukishima Kei
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    Time 9h 10m
Ongoing, First published Mar 04
Aisa Nozue never intended to return to volleyball. Not as a player, and certainly not as an assistant coach for Karasuno. But when Ukai sees her analytical mind as an asset, she finds herself back in a gym she never planned to step into.

Reserved, sharp, and always three steps ahead, Aisa isn't here to make friends; Especially not with Tsukishima Kei, whose dry wit and calculated detachment mirror her own a little too well.

What starts as indifference quickly shifts into something neither of them can define: a rivalry of logic, a quiet competition, and an unspoken understanding that neither is ready to acknowledge. 

Because in the game of margins and milliseconds, the biggest miscalculation is underestimating each other.
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Y/N Akagi never expected to spend her mornings locked in a battle of wits with Karasuno's hotheaded volleyball coach over something as trivial as gym space. But one scheduling conflict turns into a full-blown war, and soon, neither of them can step into the faculty lounge without sparks flying. Keishin Ukai thinks Y/N is the most frustrating woman on the planet-condescending, stubborn, and way too confident in her opinions about his so-called "childish" coffee preferences. But somehow, she gets under his skin in a way no one else does, and he hates how much he likes riling her up. Between heated arguments, lingering glances, and an entire faculty placing bets on when they'll crack, their rivalry starts shifting into something else-something neither of them is ready to name. It's a battle of wills, but gravity has a funny way of pulling two people together, no matter how hard they resist.