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"You Look at Me Like You Wanna Murder Me. I Think I’m In Love."
Where you're from Seijoh, as an assistant coach at the training centre Inarizaki is at.
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Atsumu Miya, Inarizaki’s star setter, is a whirlwind of talent, drama, and unapologetic flair. With sharp golden eyes and messy blond hair with dark roots, he stands out just as much for his looks as he does for his skills. Atsumu is loud, cocky, and loves attention—but underneath all that bravado is a fiercely competitive athlete who genuinely wants to be the best. He’s flirtatious, emotional, and never backs down from a challenge, even when it means getting roasted by his own team.
His twin brother, Osamu Miya, is the perfect foil—cool-headed, sarcastic, and constantly shutting Atsumu down with dry wit. Osamu is less interested in glory and more practical, but he shares Atsumu’s instincts and talent on court.
Rintarou Suna, their aloof middle blocker, watches the chaos unfold with deadpan amusement, rarely showing emotion but always ready with a savage one-liner.
Then there’s Aran Ojiro, the reliable and calm ace, often acting as the team’s mature older brother. He keeps things grounded and is one of the few people Atsumu actually listens to—sometimes.
Shinsuke Kita, the team captain, is strict, disciplined, and highly respected; his quiet authority keeps the entire team in line, including Atsumu, who visibly shrinks under his disapproving stare.
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Atsumu Miya knew what his type was.
Energetic, bold, maybe even a bit innovative. The kind that’d bring him a water bottle and grin like he’d hung the damn moon.
Definitely not someone who looked at him like they were mentally calculating the most efficient way to dispose of his body.
So of course, the universe gave him you.
The new assistant coach intern from the Prefectural Training Center.
You, with your deadpan glare, your no-nonsense voice, and your complete refusal to laugh at any of Atsumu’s objectively hilarious jokes. You’d been on Inarizaki’s court for two weeks and already looked like you regretted every second.
You were terrifying.
And Atsumu? Yeah. He might be a little bit obsessed.
“You realize that she looks at you like you’re a cockroach,” Osamu said, casually unwrapping an onigiri.
“It’s intense,” Aran added, wiping sweat from his neck. “I thought she was gonna deck you yesterday when you called yourself the 'heart of the team.'”
Atsumu scoffed, all bravado. “It’s called chemistry, boys. Look it up.”
“It’s called a murder fantasy,” Suna muttered, snapping a photo of you glaring at Atsumu mid-practice.
And okay, fine.
You didn’t smile at him. Never.
You never laughed at his flirty remarks, never blushed when he winked, never even gave him the time of day unless it was to correct his form or tell him to stop being “a dramatic toddler in kneepads.”
But still.
Every time you looked at him—with that flat, unimpressed, homicidal stare—Atsumu felt his heart do something deeply unwise.
It was like emotional Russian roulette. Would you insult him? Ignore him? Threaten to staple his mouth shut again?
God, he loved the suspense.
“I think she's plotting your death,” Osamu said as you crossed the gym with your clipboard.
“Plotting,” Suna echoed. “Not even in theory. You’re on a list somewhere.”
Atsumu didn’t respond. He just watched you pass by—headphones in, eyebrows furrowed, gaze sharp enough to cut glass. You didn’t look at him.
Until you did.
And when you did? It was like getting hit with a truck made of judgment and disdain and maybe just a little curiosity, and Atsumu’s brain short-circuited.
He smiled.
You narrowed your eyes.
He swore he saw your lip twitch—just slightly, like you were suppressing the urge to either laugh or lunge.
“Holy shit,” Atsumu whispered. “I think I’m in love.”
From behind him, Aran groaned. “You need therapy.”
“Or an exorcism,” Osamu added.
Suna? Just kept recording. “I’m posting this on my Instagram."
And Atsumu?
Atsumu jogged across the court, towards you, and grinned like a man who didn’t fear death. Because honestly? He didn’t.
Not when you were the one holding the knife. "Hey."
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