Set To Mend

Breaking up with Hinata was supposed to give Kageyama the space he thought he needed-but all it's done is leave him drowning in regret. The tension between him and the team is suffocating, and practice, once his refuge, has become unbearable. Worse yet, Hinata, usually so fiery and full of life, is distant, his hurt visible in every cold glance and clipped response.

When a late-night text from Hinata leaves Kageyama spiraling, miscommunication and frustration push their already strained partnership to the brink. Every interaction is laced with hesitation, every misplay a painful reminder of what they've lost. The team notices but can't get through to Kageyama, who convinces himself that Hinata wants nothing to do with him.

Desperate for guidance, he reaches out to the last person he ever expected to ask for help-Oikawa. With Iwaizumi's insight and Oikawa's sharp, if irritating, wisdom, Kageyama is forced to confront the truth: running away from his feelings won't fix anything.

Now, he has to do what he should have done from the start-face Hinata, apologize, and prove that he's willing to fight for them. But trust isn't easily rebuilt, and feelings aren't fixed overnight. As they struggle to communicate, Kageyama realizes that love isn't about being ready-it's about choosing to stay, even when things get hard.

With their bond frayed but not broken, can Kageyama and Hinata find their way back to each other?