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Luckily for you, Fushiguro is one of the densest people you know when it comes to the realm of romance so to your knowledge, he’s still completely clueless to your feelings. Was it really that obvious? The pointed look she gave you in return confirmed that yes, it was that obvious. However, your best friend knows you like the back of her hand and bluntly stated that it’s obvious you’re pining for Fushiguro. When Maki had casually slipped into your conversation that it’s gross how much you resemble a lovesick puppy around Fushiguro, you were taken aback and attempted to refute her observation. Well, it’s not like you were the one to bring it up. You should’ve never confided in Maki about your small crush on Fushiguro. Maki: Aw, are you worried about your lover boy? You flip onto your stomach, burying your face into your pillow with a loud muffled groan. When your phone loudly pings, you scramble in the dark to grab it, unlocking your phone to view the response. “Is Fushiguro alright?” You hit send before you can overthink and toss your phone onto your nightstand.

Your thumbs hover over your keyboard, contemplating if you should reply or ignore the chat. Panda echoes that sentiment by responding with arrows pointing upward underneath Maki’s text. You were correct in your assumption that Maki would be pleased with the pictures, her text asking if Gojo-Sensei managed to get a video of Fushiguro getting beat up. Toge’s in the middle of a mission right now, which only leaves Panda and Maki available to reply to Gojo-Sensei’s message. You know Yūta well enough to know that he’s probably running himself ragged.

You make a mental note to shoot him a text soon and check in on him. Given the time difference, you would guess that Yūta is most likely busy with his day right now all the way on the other side of the world, hence his lack of response. Your eyes scan the rest of the messages from your classmates. You roll your eyes at Gojo’s text message, which accompanies the many pictures he sent of Fushiguro.Īs a teacher, he really shouldn’t sound so thrilled at the prospect of his student getting injured, but then again, Gojo-Sensei’s not exactly a respectable teacher in your eyes. Your gut still churns uncomfortably at the thought, at the image, of Fushiguro injured, seriously or not. This should help alleviate your stress, but it doesn’t. He must not be too severely injured if Gojo-Sensei is texting you Second-Years pictures of Fushiguro all beaten up. You’re sure Maki will get a kick of Fushiguro getting his ass handed to him, but you’re more concerned about Fushiguro’s current physical state.

Though the images are all rather blurry, you can clearly make out the injured state Fushiguro’s in: his uniform is dirtied and his face is scraped up with what looks like fresh blood streaming down from his hairline.

#Lover boy mangao series#

It’s one of a series of images that Gojo-Sensei has sent to your group chat with your fellow Second-Years of Fushiguro Megumi looking worse for wear. The bright image pulled up on the screen of your handheld device is the cause for your ire.

Your mouth flattens into a tight line, brows pinching together to form a deep crease, as your grip on your phone tightens.