Stillness Between Doors: Satoru Gojo

Stillness Between Doors: Satoru Gojo

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Rei Mori was never meant to stay. Cool-toned, quiet, and carefully detached, she lives a double life-working as a nurse while carrying an old past. She keeps people at arm's length for a reason. There was no point in feeling emotions. Then Satoru Gojo crashes into her life-literally. Loud, reckless, and impossible to ignore, he sees through her calm exterior far too easily. What starts as irritation turns into something dangerous: comfort. Connection. Want. As the jujutsu world begins to fracture and the past refuses to stay buried, Rei is forced to confront the role she once abandoned and the truth about what her power demands of her. The closer she grows to Gojo, the higher the stakes become. Because loving him might be the one thing she can't survive. - Her fingers tightened around the stem of her glass. "Because it has to." "No," he shot back, leaning forward, elbows braced on the table. "You want it to." Her eyes flashed. "You think I enjoy this?" "I think you're hiding," he said, too sharp, too honest. "And I think you're using the same excuse every time." She stood abruptly, chair scraping back. "It's not an excuse." "Then say it again," he challenged, rising too. The space between them shrank, thick with unspoken words and wants. "Say it like you believe it." - Slow burn Satoru Gojo Mild Megumi Fushiguro x oc Disclaimer: The characters and plot belongs to Gege Akutami. My scenes and characters are my own. Hope you enjoy it!
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Nagashima Yuki finally transmigrated. More precisely, she reincarnated, straight into the deadly world of Jujutsu Kaisen. The moment she realized where she was, Yuki was thrilled. "Yes! I even got an awesome cursed technique! Time to join the protagonist squad!" All she had to do now was wait for recruitment. After all, wasn't a certain irresponsible white-haired teacher supposed to show up and bring talented kids to Jujutsu High? So she waited. And waited. And waited. "Why hasn't that white-haired teacher come to pick me up yet?! Hurry up and take me to Jujutsu High already!" But instead of an invitation... She attracted the attention of curse users. Now she's being hunted. Constantly. "Where are you, Gojo Satoru?! If Tokyo Jujutsu High won't take me, what about Kyoto?! Somebody recruit me already, please!!" When her life finally becomes impossible to maintain thanks to endless attacks, Yuki reaches a devastating conclusion: "This JJK production crew is way too dangerous! I quit the protagonist team!" And just before she walks into the darkness to fight it on her own terms, she glances back one last time at the school she once dreamed of joining. With tears in her eyes, she shouts toward the sky- "Gojo Satoru! Do you even know what you've lost?!" *** Gojo Satoru was born the strongest. In his entire life, only two things ever slipped through his fingers because he wasn't strong enough. One was the man who nearly killed him - Toji Fushiguro. The other was the mysterious person who appeared after his revival and took Toji away. Sorcerers inherit techniques. That person could dismantle them. Sorcerers attack with cursed energy. That person was immune. Sorcerers stand for justice. That person simply turned around, and walked into the darkness. Her name was Nagashima Yuki. And in the eyes of the jujutsu world, she was someone who stood completely opposite to sorcerers.

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