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"Are we secretly dating?"
Crow pulled that same surprised expression, except marginally more bewildered, and also redder. His jaw went slack.
"...Excuse me?"
Akira nodded sagely. "The others don't approve, of course, which is why we're keeping it on the down-low."
"They. What do you, why do you think…?"
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Akira Forgets. Luckily, he has impeccable observational skills. Unluckily, he has never met a bad choice he didn't take.
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25 Feb 2026
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Goro let his gaze drift up, over the muted ceiling, and tallied the days since this started. Forty-two, if he was counting the mornings, which he was, because Goro would be a fool not to when Ren was peacefully resting next to him.
He wondered, in the cool quiet, how long it would last before this peace ended. Good things were, if nothing else, consistent in that matter.
Or, when you're used to being hurt, you hurt others before they can hurt you
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29 Jan 2026
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"A faint silhouette shuffles through the sea of seats. Medium length hair. A tired slouch. A pair of plump lips jutting out under a pointed nose.
Akira thinks he might recognize it."
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or; Akira and Akechi both go to see a movie. Separately.
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- Part 2 of happy together
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28 Jan 2026
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“What’s the harm in having Ren ask too?” Ann demands from the room at large.
“Based on their convos, Ren just needs to text the time and the place and he’ll show up,” Futaba jokes.
The Phantom Thieves send two invitations to the Detective Prince to get him to come to the culture festival. One of them is official and the other is… Well, effective.
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- Part 9 of of stolen hearts and broken minds
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26 Jan 2026
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Goro Akechi has mastered the art of being looked at—every smile curated, every word rehearsed, every crack carefully concealed. To the world, he is brilliance and justice and beauty under glass.
Ren Amamiya sees the scaffolding instead. He watches too closely, understands too well, and finds himself drawn not just to the performance, but to the desperation beneath it.
As masks fracture and truths surface, their connection curdles into something obsessive, violent, and impossible to ignore. This is not a story about saving each other—it’s about seeing, wanting, and choosing to stay anyway.
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26 Jan 2026