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Polished Chrome and Broken Hearts
Atsumu Miya's secret online persona brings him validation but drives a wedge between him and his twin brother Osamu. When a video goes viral and Osamu finds out, their bond is tested to the breaking point—until a raw confrontation forces them to choose between judgment and family.
Between Midnight and Three
Under the glare of gym lights, Atsumu Miya is a confident setter; under the glow of a ring light, he becomes someone else entirely. When his twin brother discovers his secret online persona, the fracture between them threatens to shatter everything—until they find a way back to each other.
Two Rhythms, One Heart
Atsumu Miya has always been the star setter, but a hidden passion for dance threatens to pull him off the court—and away from the twin who knows him best. Can Osamu learn to see the brother behind the jersey before they lose each other for good?
The Jacket That Unraveled Him
When the new Inarizaki jackets arrive, Atsumu's practiced grin hides a world of hurt—until a single zipper pulls loose more than just fabric. A story about armor, cracks, and the team that stays when the mask falls away.
The Shape of Silence
After Kita gently breaks his heart, Atsumu bottles up his pain behind a practiced smile—until an unexpected moment of vulnerability in the locker room forces him to face the one person he's been running from.
The Weight of Gold
After a devastating mistake tears them apart, Atsumu Miya stares at his new Inarizaki jacket and can't bring himself to text Kita. But when the team's support and his twin's steady presence pull him from his spiral, he starts to wonder if he can ever forgive himself.
The Line Between
After a painful breakup, Atsumu Miya begins to confront the cracks in his carefully crafted facade—and the person he hurt most might still be within reach, if he can learn to stop pretending.