4 Works by backyardrants
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As Fukurodani Academy’s Student Council President, you are fed up with a particular troublemaker making your already difficult position ever more challenging.
He’d unintentionally punched a hole through the ceiling in the hallways. He’d lit up fireworks illegally on campus to celebrate his victory over a practice match. That dumbass even caused a full-blown school evacuation when he pressed the fire alarm simply because he wanted to know how firm ‘press firmly’ meant.
All incidents which you, the school’s elected “shit cleaner”, had to resolve.
“Hey, hey! President, hey!”
“P-Please stop following me!”
And now for some strange reason, Koutarou Bokuto, the same troublemaker whom you hold a completely reasonable personal vendetta against, has apparently decided that the two of you are... friends...?
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How an unfortunate incident involving Yakisoba Pan resulted in Bokuto bulldozing his way into your life, as oblivious as you are to his reasons.
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“I used to like you.”
Silence.
Kageyama’s mouth drops, and he frowns, not sure if he heard it right. “What?”
He hears Hinata sigh, “I said: I used to like you.”
Kageyama blinks and stares at him, speechless, trying to figure out what to reply to that because what the heck? He blinks again and thinks, what the heck?
What the actual heck.
“This, hold on, huh, what—since, since when…?”
“Since we were fourteen.”
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For ten years, Kageyama has been quietly yearning for his best friend. He’s resolved to stand by and play the role of best man for Hinata and Atsumu upcoming wedding, but when drunken confessions stirs up forgotten and buried feelings, it leaves them both questioning and burning for more.
The embers left by a dead fire glows but they burn all the same.
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Sakusa Kiyoomi does not have a soulmark. Miya Atsumu hates being confined by the concepts of soulmates. And as fate wouldn’t fucking have it, they hookup.
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In which Sakuatsu learns about soulmates and what it means to each of them.
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“Sunsets, like childhood, are viewed with wonder not just because they are beautiful but because they are fleeting.”
In which Kagehina has different concepts on sunsets and sunrises and somewhere at the breaking dawn, Kageyama relearns what an old phrase meant to them.
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A Kagehina AU story of hurt, and healing, and dreams, and love. And maybe finding the dawn at the end of a long sunset. #KagehinaMonth2021 #KagehinaDay