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April, 1912.
First class passenger Sakusa Kiyoomi boards the RMS Titanic, bound for a future he does not want and promised to a man he cannot stand. But family loyalty runs deep, and Kiyoomi is willing to sacrifice his own happiness if it means keeping his family’s business afloat.
Until he crosses paths with third class passenger Miya Atsumu, a penniless artist who challenges Kiyoomi at every turn. Atsumu is the embodiment of everything Kiyoomi has been taught never to be: uncouth, obnoxious, and always talking. Kiyoomi should not be charmed by a man like Atsumu, but as the days go by, he finds it harder and harder to remind himself exactly why he should be keeping his distance.
And then, Titanic strikes an iceberg.
AKA: A Sometimes Loose Reimagining of James Cameron’s Titanic, adapted for SakuAtsu.
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- Part 1 of The Tide Will Turn
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[set in haikyuu universe, no trigger warnings needed]
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“What…what the hell are ya doin’ here, Omi?” Says Atsumu weakly, still processing.
“Finding love, or whatever,” Sakusa says, looking disgusted. “Shouldn’t that be obvious?”
“But--ya--on the plane,” Atsumu tries, “Ya didn’ say ya were--”
Sakusa snorts. “Why would I tell a complete stranger that I’m going to be on Love Island? Besides, you didn’t tell me, either.”
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If you gave Sakusa Kiyoomi a dollar for every time he’d seen Miya Atsumu perform on a screen or play in a recording, he’d have enough money to buy himself a new Steinway. One day, they meet. They play together, they clash, and, eventually, their managers dupe them into touring Europe together.
Since I’m a nerd, here’s a SakuAtsu classical musician AU.
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Sakusa Kiyoomi wasn’t even supposed to be on the goddamn moon.
He was a personal bodyguard, one of the best in the business, but a single mistake got him shipped off to spend some time in penance as a correctional officer on a dumb lunar prison. A prison where his skills were wasted on fetching things for inmates, making sure they got to bed, and occasionally--god forbid--touching them.
Space was terrible, but perhaps the most terrible thing about it was a certain prisoner named Miya Atsumu. So of course Kiyoomi would end up stranded there, alone, with him.
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- Part 1 of Play Among the Stars
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