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The Roots We Buried
After four years away, Atsumu returns to the coastal town where he left his heart—and his twin brother Osamu. In a hospital room at dawn, two broken men must decide if their bond can survive the scars of silence and unspoken love.
The Stars We Draw
A phone call shatters the winter quiet, and Osamu learns that his brother is hurting. But the Inarizaki volleyball team refuses to let Atsumu face the dark alone—one star at a time.
The Ghost in the Kitchen
Atsumu watches his twin brother fall into an effortless love, and the longing for that kind of connection drives him into a cycle of hollow dates—until Osamu pulls him back from the edge and reminds him that he's never really been invisible.
Worth More Than a Night
Watching his twin and Suna's easy intimacy, Atsumu aches for a connection that's more than just physical. But when his desperation spills over, Osamu's steady refusal might be the truest love he's ever known.
Fragile Flame
Atsumu Miya hides a world of pain behind his practiced smile—an eating disorder, self-harm, and a broken heart—until those who truly care step in to help him find a reason to hold on.
Fragile Peace
Osamu notices Atsumu changing—the untucked shirts, the heavy eyeliner, the late nights—and fears the worst. But when he finally pieces together the truth, he must find a way to bring his brother back from the edge.
Loving Someone Who Hurts You
When Atsumu starts coming home with bruises and secrets, his twin brother and Suna take matters into their own hands — only to discover that some battles aren't fought with fists, and that protecting someone means letting them heal on their own terms.
The Weight of Gravity
When Kita Shinsuke's body starts changing, the team's casual comments trigger a spiral of control and isolation. But after a devastating collapse, he learns that true strength means letting others hold him up.
The Weight of a King
Summer training takes a toll on Oikawa's body and spirit, as he confronts disordered thoughts about his changing shape. With his team's unwavering support and Iwaizumi's steady love, he learns that strength isn't measured by the scale.
Roots Digging In
Atsumu Miya tells himself he's fine as his body changes, but the doubt digs in. It takes the quiet persistence of his twin and the steady hand of his captain to help him unlearn the war he's been waging with himself.
Five Kilos of Love
A summer of onigiri leaves Atsumu heavier and more insecure than ever, but through the steady gaze of a boy with calm eyes, he learns to see himself as worthy of love.
The Weight of Summer
After a summer of comfort food and insecurities, Atsumu Miya finds himself battling his own reflection and the teasing of his teammates. With the support of his twin and a certain setter's love, he learns to embrace his scars and believe that everything will be fine.