Cerialissoup
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Forever sound easy with you by Cerialissoup
Fandoms: Blue Lock (Manga), Blue Lock (Anime)
24 Jun 2026
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Reo Mikage has planned almost everything in his life.
His wedding day, however, is proving to be a different story.
Between nervous breakdowns, chaotic teammates, and a groom who somehow slept through half the morning, Reo begins to wonder if he'll make it to the altar with his sanity intact.
Thankfully, Nagi Seishiro only has one thing on his mind:
Marrying Reo.
A wedding day filled with love, laughter, and the people who watched them grow together.
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Ness thought he knew exactly where he stood beside Kaiser.
Then one interview, one photo, and one careless decision changes everything.
For the first time in years, Ness walks away.
The problem?
Kaiser never learned how to live without him.
So he doesn't...
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The fight isn't supposed to matter.
At least, that's what Rin Itoshi tells himself.
He and Isagi Yoichi argue all the time. That's normal. They're rivals. Competitors.
So when Isagi storms off after one particularly brutal argument, Rin assumes he'll see him at training tomorrow.
Then tomorrow comes.
And Isagi isn't there.
One missed call becomes two.
Two become five.
And for the first time, Rin realizes that the possibility of losing Isagi scares him far more than losing any match.
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Blue Lock’s newest PR campaign is simple: fake date your teammate, boost engagement, survive the media storm.
Unfortunately for Yukimiya Kenyu, his assigned partner is Otoya Eita—the kind of person who flirts like breathing and smiles like he means every word he says.
Photoshoots turn into lingering touches. Interviews become too real. And somewhere between staged hand-holding and late-night texts, Yukimiya starts falling for something that was never supposed to be real in the first place.
The problem?
Otoya treats everything like a joke.
As fans obsess over their “relationship” and the line between acting and honesty begins to blur, Yukimiya is left wondering whether any part of Otoya’s affection was genuine—or if he was just another role to play for the cameras.
But when pretending starts hurting a little too much, both of them are forced to confront the one thing scarier than public attention:
being sincere.