The Baker and the Ace

When Min Yoongi of BTS moves in next door, Madison is the only one who isn't starstruck — and that might be exactly why he can't stay away.

Your first day at Japan's largest professional volleyball organization was supposed to be simple. Meet your team. Learn your role. Try not to embarrass yourself. Instead, you're thrown headfirst into a company event where famous volleyball stars, overworked office staff, and larger-than-life personalities all seem determined to turn your life upside down. Between charming athletes, office drama, and friendships you never expected, surviving your new job may be harder than you thought.

Years after their high school volleyball days, you and your former teammates, rivals, and friends reunite to share an oceanside villa for the summer. Between beach tournaments, crowded dinners, late-night adventures, and old feelings resurfacing, the reunion quickly becomes far more complicated—and unforgettable—than anyone expected.

At Karasuno University, every volleyball legend from every school is suddenly your classmate, teammate, and maybe something more.

The Olympic Village was supposed to be a month of chasing medals, making history, and representing your country. Instead, you are greeted by chaos as two known volleyball teams start fighting for you.

You “jokingly” text your groupchat of guy friends that the first person who sends you $50 gets a… favor. You get way more money than you ever expected. It spirals from there.

A Haikyuu!! slow burn where your childhood best friend Iwaizumi Hajime finally shows up at your door, done running from everything you both left unsaid.

In Wich Shizumu Kita is in a relationship with the miya twins

After moving into a new apartment, you quickly become familiar with your unusually attractive, quiet neighbor, Frank Castle. He's older, reserved, intimidating, and seemingly allergic to small talk, but there's something strangely comforting about having him nearby. What you don't know is that Frank isn't simply some random man living next door—he was one of your father's closest friends from his military days.