Sushi Tries Writing

The other thing was like... "but actually they are canonically queer" imma hold your hand when I say this but that's just not true bc it was never said in any source material.

That is concerning?? Yeah like people take their ships waaaaaaaaaay to seriously. Like it's suppose to be fun.

While I'm glad that volleyball is the focus of this manga some of yall just hate to see love if it's not your ship. Like yeah you don't need to be married to be happy i agree. And I love seeing all the characters thriving doing what they do.... but it wouldn't have been the end of the world if they did show a spouse or partner. Lmao

Romero is shown to be a world class player and inspiration to many of the character and he's married with a child? Hector got married??

Like? Bruh it's literally 2 years apart canonically???? They're all literally on high school for 90% of the manga???

You can not like the ship ofc nothing wrong with that but ???

I was just thinking about them like post-time skip? Because it is perfect that Yachi works in advertisement and Lev is a model

Okay so they def have a reunion post time skip. Like Yachi is working on set for an advertisement spread but the model they booked couldn’t make it last minute. And she and her other team members are freaking out since it needs to be done today. While thinking about it in the lobby, she bumps into Lev (who happened to be finished working an other project). 

Lev, still the same goofball from highschool, instantly becomes like a puppy excited to see someone he knows. Ofc he notices Yachi freaking out and after she told him the situation he was like “oh no worries I can do it. I’m done for the say anyways.” 

Maybe if I start posting my WIPs it will inspire me to actually finish them lol

Here’s a KuroYachi arranged marriage AU, tell me what you think

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As per his grandfather’s instructions, he is supposed to meet Hitoka Yachi at the train station at exactly two ‘o’clock in the afternoon. He looks at his at his phone, a quarter past three, just enough time to be considered fashionably late. This is nothing personal, but the quicker she breaks off the engagement the quicker both of them can move on with their lives.  

He finds her standing by one of the pillars with a small star-printed carry-on luggage by her side.  She is much shorter than he thought. A blue star-shaped bauble ties her hair into a slightly messy ponytail, her hair is longer than the pictures his grandfather had shown him. Hitoka Yachi doesn’t look at all annoyed that she has been waiting well over an hour for him, in fact, to him, she looked a little scared.

“Hey, that blonde girl is pretty cute, right?”

Kuroo glances to his side where two random men were huddled together. They were about the same age as him, dressed in trendy clothes that bordered on being almost too gaudy.

“Totally, you think she is waiting for someone?”

“If she is she definitely got stood up. I’ve seen her there for the past 10 minutes,” the other sneers. “I say we got shoot our shot. Who knows, we could get lucky.”

The way they sneer puts a bad taste in his mouth. As much as Kuroo didn’t want to marry her, he certainly didn’t want anything bad to happen to her.  He takes this opportunity to move, making sure that he was in direct eye-sight of the two gentlemen.

“Hello, you must be Hitoka-chan, sorry I’m late.” He waves, putting on his most friendly smile. She flinches at the sound of name. Any color that she had before had all but drained out in less than a second. Not quite the reaction he thought he would get from her, or any other person for that matter.

Yachi composes herself, “Kuroo-san?” He nods, the colors slowly comes back into her face. “Thank goodness you are okay.”