AOT - Double Take?

First day at Paradis University. Your roommate Mikasa won't let you spend it alone, so she drags you to the frat party. By midnight, seven minutes in heaven locks you in the dark with the last person you should want... and the first one you can't stop thinking about. What happens in there is up to you.

College was supposed to be parties, freedom, and an uncomplicated friends with benefits arrangement. But somewhere between late-night hookups, drunken parties, and pretending there’s nothing more between you, things start to feel a little less simple. As you try to figure out what you actually want from each other, and the closer you get to each other, the harder it becomes to ignore the feelings you’ve both been trying not to name.

In Attack on Titan, Levi and Erwin have been soulmates for years — until a new recruit's mark proves the bond was never meant to be just the two of them.

One accidental collision with the world's biggest celebrity changes everything. You just wanted to live a quiet life, but now you are dragged into some celebrity drama - who will you pick and choose?

A steamy Attack on Titan college AU where one round of Seven Minutes in Heaven with Paradis College's most notorious frat boys changes everything.

You and Levi have been inseparable for two years — but this semester, a new girl is determined to change that.

Your ex, Suguru, wants a second chance- but the one person he can't stand, Satoru, just sat down beside you with strawberry tarts and a grin.

In this Attack on Titan story, the Walls' survival hinges on a marriage pact binding you to both Erwin Smith and Levi Ackerman.

You followed your boyfriend across the country for a fresh start, only to find yourself single, the center of every rumor, and waking up in your professor's bed by October.

A small-town bookworm arrives at Jujutsu Tech, only to become the unexpected obsession of two rival fraternity heirs—one golden, Satoru Gojo, one dangerous, Ryomen Sukuna —in a high-stakes college romance where the only thing more ruthless than the parties is the pursuit.