I Transmigrated and Ended Up Living With My Archrival

In short, after trading an ancient jade pendant you brought with you for a small house in Furano, Hokkaido, and finally opening the pale-yellow wooden door for the first time amid miles of lavender fields, Gojo Satoru dropped out of the sky. He was still wearing his little round sunglasses, with Furano specialties in his hands: melon and lavender ice cream. “Okay,” you said. “Giving you daifuku at random times really wasn’t the right move.” - This was definitely a scheme. When Gojo Satoru got out of the shower, lifted one corner of the covers, and flopped onto your bed without a care, you decided this was all a scheme. The evidence was the smile he couldn’t keep from tugging at the corners of his mouth. Still, you were partly to blame. Half an hour earlier, when he suggested sleeping on the sofa, you had replied, “Your bed’s huge anyway.” So, all in all, you and Gojo Satoru were fifty-fifty responsible for this situation. You didn’t know why you were ignoring the situation, why you were forcing yourself to stay calm, or why you were so conspicuously pretending to read that very thick dessert cookbook. But when Gojo leaned over you to switch on the little bedside lamp, you still gave a proper shiver. A drop of water fell from the tips of his damp hair onto your cheek. Your eyes met in that instant. You knew perfectly well that this moment had nothing to do with any cursed technique. There were only shadows: he had come to turn on the light, yet he was blocking it. Your noses were five centimeters apart, just one tilt of the head away. Only a fool wouldn’t kiss you, Gojo Satoru thought. He wanted to lower his head, but you kissed him first. Three seconds later, you let him go and settled back into a more comfortable position. You said, “At last, no sunglasses.” - The story takes place in 2007, just after Geto became a curse user. It seems like an alternate-universe nemesis setup, but who knows? :D Happy ending / High School Gojo / One-on-one throughout / Follows the main story Theme: I want everyone to have a happy ending.