[Haikyuu!!] A Romance Diary of a Socially Anxious Nekoma Girl

On the first day Fujisawa Akika transferred to Nekoma, she felt relieved to see that all her classmates seemed to be just as socially awkward as she was.

Especially the classmate with the golden hair and pudding-bowl cut.

But it didn't take long for her to notice that the pudding-headed kitty kept sneaking glances at her...

It had to be her imagination!

To her surprise, the next day Kenma invited her to play video games with him and watch the volleyball club practice.

He also introduced her to a strange guy with a rooster comb who was always smiling as if he were radiating divine light.

Why did everyone want to get so close to her?!

Did they not know this was incredibly unfriendly to a socially awkward person like her?

“Akika's completely forgotten about us childhood friends,” Kenma said casually. Then he hit Fujisawa Akika with a huge revelation.

You mean this sly, scheming, hot-blooded religious leader is the same sweet little boy who was too shy to even raise his voice as a child?

And that socially awkward cat who hated sports actually joined the volleyball club and dyed his hair blond?

It wasn't her fault she didn't recognize them...

But no matter what, they were her childhood friends. Akika soon accepted them both and settled into a life of playing games with Kenma and getting fed by Kuroo.

It was just that Kuroo often left her at a loss for words.

“I get why you'd come over to watch Kenma play games, but why come all this way just to watch me eat, Kuroo Mom?” Fujisawa Akika ventured to complain.

“That really hurts my feelings, you know.”

“Because I've always liked you, Akika.”

A sickly, socially awkward novelist / A sly, perceptive, passionate volleyball team captain

Pairing: Kuroo

Reader's Notes:

1. Lots of out-of-character moments and original settings. A slow-burn romance.

3. The first few chapters are a little rough because I was struggling to get into the flow. Please bear with me. I'll keep improving my writing skills!

Theme: A love of life is the best medicine for illness.