A #KageHarem collaboration event based on the book and film, To All the Boys I've Loved Before β’ Status: Writers' Sign-ups Closed β’ #KageharemCollab π«π₯
π«π₯ WRITERS' SIGN-UPS EXTENDED π«π₯
Haven't signed up yet? Don't worry! Writers' Sign-Ups for #KageharemCollab π«π₯ have been extended until May 30 8:00 pm GMT+8.
Remember, choosing a KageShip is on a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS. So, don't wait too long before signing up.
The wind is rising and love comes in.
For the first bingo card, mark all of the KageShips that you love and let's see if you can do blackout bingo! For the second bingo card, choose or do every KageShip that you marked and mark the prompts that you think can fit them!
Tobio wracked his brains for the person behind this particular letter, but however he tried to deny it, the answer would always lead him to Japanβs top three aces, Sakusa Kiyoomi.
Yachi told him it was a love confession. But if he was honest, it sounded more like a threat...
He knew it was that tall bean pole the moment he read all those excessive uses of cursing towards him. The blonde kept avoiding him after practice, his ears practically fuming with how red they were. Those were Tobio's only clues to realize it was from Tsukishima Kei.
As soon as his highness got home, he took out his phone to call the number left in the letter, not thinking about the consequences.
βHello, Tobio?β
Tobio may not hear it every day, but it is unique enough for him to remember who owns the voice. It's Atsumu's twin, Miya Osamu.
Tobio narrowed his eyes, there was no mistaking it.
This letter was most probably from Miya Atsumu, Japan's best highschool setter. With how he keeps coming onto him these past few days, it was painfully obvious even to someone called stupid and dumb a few times by his friends.