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Wiggling. Writhing. This torturous, flaccid life was all Akechi had known ever since that fateful day in the engine room, ever since Akira had shot down his therapist and condemned him to life as a glorified Uber driver in that false reality. Akechi envied him, really. Akira retained his humanity, his bipedal form, his soft, supple skin Akechi had never truly caressed with the hands he once had taken for granted.
Now, he was only a worm. And Akira could never love Akechi if he was just a worm.
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In which post-canon Akechi materializes as a worm on a string.
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02 Apr 2026
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Akechi starts noticing things about Ren Amamiya the way he notes the exits of a room. Automatically. Just in case.
Then a coat fits wrong. A glove sits loose. A silence asks nothing and somehow gets everything. The inventory accumulates in small, specific pieces until Akechi runs out of architecture to hide behind.
He tells himself one more week.
It doesn't take the whole week.Bookmarked by lamlsly
14 Mar 2026
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“I commissioned art of us, but you’re not…whoever that is. Behold!”
The curtain fell. Behind it was Yusuke’s magnum opus, funded by Ren and his lifetime supply of Metaverse fundings he was now devoting to yaoi: a glorious painting of Akechi as Sebastian from Black Butler and Ren as Ciel, superimposed over Michelangelo’s The Creation of Adam. Ren already knew everything was wrong with this, but was eager to hear Akechi’s rebuttal over Ren’s nonexistent argument regarding their placements, and Akechi looked stupefied already.
If Ren was committed to anything more than his boyfriend, it was The Bit, and only The Bit, with a trademark symbol attached to the end.
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Stupidity ensues when Akechi and Ren have vastly differing tastes in gay shipping, even though they share the same ships. At least Yusuke's wallet will be padded.
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It’s a Sunday afternoon and Akechi Goro is in his shitty apartment, sprawled on his couch, when he makes a horrible discovery.
A re-run of Featherman is playing on his thrifted TV. Mid ad-break, he turns on his phone and sees a very familiar app, sitting there on the home page innocently as though last time it had appeared out of nowhere it hadn’t ruined Goro’s life. He had been sipping on disgusting instant coffee, which he spills all over his pants from the shock.
Not because he’s clumsy, obviously.
His right eye twitches. He opens the app, and reads the words: Amamiya Ren, Tokyo, Shrine.
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Goro Akechi's job as a CEO is stressful, leaving him bitter, angry, and hostile to most of his employees -- including his new assistant, Akira Kurusu. Kurusu-kun is too bright, too witty, and too smart for his own good. He'll do anything in his power to crush his spirit.
Akira thinks Akechi-san is a violent, relentless, stick in the mud who needs to learn that even if he's the boss, he's not the end all be all. After making one mistake that changes the trajectory of his relationship with Akechi-san, Akira decides he's going to drag his boss to his level, kicking and screaming.
What unfolds is an unlikely relationship that blossoms in unlikelier circumstances to reveal something more substantial and heartfelt than either of them initially imagined.
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08 Nov 2025