[Haikyuu!!: Satori Tendo] With the Utmost Care

○○*Female lead experiences warnings: cheating, coercion, and abusive treatment

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○○*But don't worry, it really is a pure-love story

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○○*It's probably a story about someone being deceived in body and heart, then running into her childhood crush by chance, and being healed by him after attempting suicide. It's a little dark.

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○○*Kakko and Kobaya's older sister have feelings for each other. It's the kind of innocent first love between a little boy and a little girl, but they never expected so many things to go wrong.

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○○*Kakko has always liked Kobaya's older sister. Imagine if the person you've loved since childhood (assuming you're a man) finally came back years later, and you were ready to confess, but she'd been tricked by a scumbag into giving up her body and heart, then couldn't take the blows life dealt her and chose suicide. Please go easy on me, sob.

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○○*I dreamed this story, but the ending in my dream was a bad ending (seen from God's point of view). Maybe it's a side effect of that character's disappearance. Although it's unfair to Kakko, I selfishly wanted Kobaya's older sister's story to have a happy ending. But a reminder: if this bothers you, please don't click in. Really.

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○○*I really like Kakko. This is a story-driven, single-character-focused fic, with no volleyball. Kakko doesn't appear until the middle or latter half, and if you only look at the ending of the dream, he's barely even a supporting character. But since it involves a fanfic character, I've tagged it as fanfiction.

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○○*The whole story is focused on emotions, but there's not much romance. (Memory-loss trope warning.) After slowly recovering her memories, she develops severe post-traumatic stress and shuts herself off from love, but in the end she makes peace with herself.

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○○*Also, this story is in first person. It's a short story of a few chapters. The characters may be out of character, so let me apologize in advance (standard prostration).

Theme: Let despair be afraid no more