Satoru's Hersheys

Three years after surviving Shinjuku, Gojo Satoru hides his trauma behind a smile while unknowingly pushing away the woman who never stopped loving him. When Hazumi Kisaragi finally chooses to leave, he realizes too late that he'd been losing her all along.

In a heart-wrenching Jujutsu Kaisen story, Gojo Satoru's wife finally walks away after years of emotional distance—and he doesn't realize she's gone for months.

In a Jujutsu Kaisen world, the forgotten third member of Gojo and Geto's Golden Trio returns from exile as the most powerful sorcerer alive — and she has no intention of forgiving those who broke her heart.

When Hazumi keeps visiting Suguru's temple, his followers mistake her for his wife—and Suguru lets the rumor spread, trapping her in a fake marriage where everyone demands to know when they'll have children.

When a curse seals all jujutsu, Suguru Geto must navigate the terrifying normalcy of grocery aisles and train rides—only to find that the quiet life with Hazumi Kisaragi is the one battle he's not willing to lose.

After a breakup, Hazumi reconnects with her old classmate Satoru Gojo at the beach, but their nostalgic surf session sparks tension when his unfaithful girlfriend accuses her of being a homewrecker—unaware that Satoru secretly hoped she would be.

After watching Satoru Gojo effortlessly parent his son at a reunion, stoic financier Kento Nanami becomes suspiciously obsessed with baby books and family-sized apartments, leaving his fiancée Hazumi wondering what happened to her composed partner in this Jujutsu Kaisen AU.

When office loser Hazumi is forced to send her stoic colleague Nanami a daily flirty text for a month, she expects silence—not his calm, scathing replies that leave her breathless and begging for more beyond the bet’s end.

After receiving a mysterious flyer, you visit The Velvet Veil, expecting a normal lounge experience—only to find yourself as the sole customer in an empty, luxurious venue. When the show begins, seven masked male performers step onto the stage and immediately lock their attention on you. What starts as confusion quickly turns into shock when you realize the performers are actually people you know: Satoru, Suguru, Kento, Choso, Toji, Higuruma, and Sukuna. As they descend from the stage and begin performing directly around you, the atmosphere shifts into something far more personal—each of them competing through charm, proximity, and teasing attention to win yours. In a room built for entertainment, you become the audience, the focus… and the prize they’re all unwilling to share.

Three weeks after a baseless rumour spreads that Hazumi and Suguru are divorcing, the jujutsu world begins treating Hazumi as if she is suddenly available. At a high-profile gala, she is approached repeatedly by men who misinterpret the situation, forcing her into uncomfortable conversations she handles with quiet composure while internally finding the situation absurd and irritating. Suguru, who has been silently observing from across the room, initially dismisses the situation—until he realizes how intensely it affects him. When one man crosses a line, Suguru intervenes in a way that is calm on the surface but undeniably possessive, pressing himself against Hazumi in a public claim that leaves no room for doubt. What follows is a quiet but escalating shift in their dynamic as Suguru struggles to understand the jealousy rising in him, ultimately leading him to isolate Hazumi in private—where the emotional pressure between them finally begins to surface in ways neither of them has ever confronted.

What starts as harmless cuddling during movie nights quickly spirals into chaos when sleeping Satoru refuses to let Hazumi go under any circumstances. Whether he’s trapping her beneath him on the couch, clinging to her in his sleep, or mumbling dangerously affectionate things without realizing it, their friends are constantly caught in the crossfire of their unresolved tension. Between Suguru’s endless teasing, Shoko recording every embarrassing moment, and Yu treating the entire situation like live entertainment, Hazumi’s biggest problem might not be curses anymore — it’s surviving Satoru Gojo’s clingy sleep habits.

After one accidental sleepover reveals that Satoru can only sleep peacefully beside Hazumi, his already unbearable personality becomes ten times worse. Now he constantly sneaks into her room in the middle of the night, steals her bed, and shamelessly clings to her just to get a full night’s sleep. While Hazumi insists she wants nothing to do with his ridiculous dependency, their friends quickly realize the strongest sorcerer alive has somehow become emotionally attached to one very specific person — and everyone is having way too much fun watching her suffer because of it.

Hazumi casually mentions going on a date, thinking nothing of it. Toji goes strangely quiet. Later that night, he shows up at her door covered in rain, asking why she never told him someone was trying to take her away from him. His voice is calm, but there’s something dangerous underneath it. He starts invading her personal space more often after that — sitting too close, resting his arm behind her on the couch, acting like he already owns the place… and maybe her too.

A violent storm cuts the power in their apartment building while Toji is injured from a mission. Hazumi insists on stitching him up despite his bad attitude. The tension becomes unbearable in the dark kitchen — his massive frame cornering her against the counter while she tries to disinfect a wound on his lip. He keeps staring at her mouth instead of answering questions. When thunder shakes the room, taking her by surprise, she flinches, and his hand instantly grabs her waist protectively. Neither of them pulls away.

Hazumi has been helping Toji raise his five-year-old son for years, acting more like family than a neighbor. One night, Toji returns home bruised and exhausted after disappearing for days. He finds Hazumi asleep on the couch with his son curled against her chest. Something about the domestic scene hits him harder than any curse ever could. From that moment on, he starts getting rougher, more possessive — standing too close, touching her waist without thinking, glaring at men who look at her too long. And Hazumi slowly realizes Toji doesn’t see her as just a friend anymore.

Satoru buys the ice cream, but Suguru melts hardest—into a whimpering puddle of baby fever in front of a stranger's newborn, and his shy glance at you promises nothing will ever be the same.

As Suguru Geto spirals into darkness after losing Yu and witnessing humanity’s cruelty, the only anchor left is Hazumi—his best friend who sees the monster he’s becoming and loves him anyway.

Hazumi Kisaragi infiltrates the cult of Suguru Geto under Tokyo Jujutsu High orders, aiming to expose his underground operations. Suguru publicly spreads a seductive illusion of “private audiences” to control followers and extract loyalty, money, and information. But the moment Hazumi enters, he recognizes her instantly—an old connection from Jujutsu High neither of them ever resolved. Instead of exposing her, he lets her get closer, turning her mission into a dangerous game of control, memory, and rising tension where neither can fully stay objective.

When Satoru Gojo, the powerful sorcerer returns home after a long mission, only to find that the strongest thing waiting for him isn’t curses or battles—but the family he can’t stop coming back to. Making him fall for his wife even more every day and have stronger urge to add more cute members to his already chaotic team of soft white hair and blue eyes.

A terminally ill teacher returns to Jujutsu High, only to find the boy she once lied to is now a cult leader who hates her—and her secret might be the key to saving or destroying him.