They had always run at full-speed. They even married fast, a hurried elopement at city hall within days of their engagement. They worked and trained their whole lives without ever taking a break. This was their well-deserved respite. [KageHina] [DaiSuga]

"Just delete Facebook," Kageyama suggests, not for the first time. "No," Hinata sighs. "We just need better things to post about." "We're not adopting a kid just so you can win Facebook." [KageHina]

Natsu is acting weird; that is to say, she doesn't worship Shoyo like she use to.

Following a betrayal, Kageyama flees to the countryside. There, he meets a pair of charming siblings that help him heal and work up the courage to return to Tokyo. [KageHina] [past AtsuHina]

Hinata's always hated silence, having been met with it nearly every day of his life, people going quiet when they find out he's an orphan, or blind, or tragically stupid, or all three. A fluffy, weird fairy tale loosely inspired by the Haikyuu Quest crossover. (KageHina, DaiSuga, BokuAka, KuroKen)

Too much daytime TV inspires Kageyama to do something nice for Hinata. (KageHina)

Hinata senses Suga's disappointment before he can see it. He feels it in his shoulder blades, an uncomfortable prickling sensation that he, like all young chicks, knows instinctively to try and avoid. "Shoyo," Suga reprimands, "That's not how things work. It's not that simple. You can't measure love the way you measure. (DaiSuga, KageHina, TsukkiYama)

Yachi can't handle love confessions so Hinata and Kageyama handle them for her. (KageHinaYachi)

Kageyama dreams every night, and each time he gets to see a little more of the picture. Some nights, he's happy to spend the night stargazing with his knight, but others, the ones where he has to stand there silently, a ghost, while he watches a too-young Hinata weep over his grave, he wishes the dreams would stop altogether. (KageHina)