Like A Lazy Ocean Hugs The Shore
4.8k words without the hcs um??? enjoy?? Or don’t idk😭🙏🏾
Suguru and Shoko definitely know he’s head over heels for you. The only ones that don’t know are you and himself.
He’s an absolute brat (at least teen him is). He gets what he wants and becomes kind of a bully? No yeah he definitely bullies other guys flirting with you to back off. But that’s just him being a good friend you know? It’s not because he’s in love with you there’s no way.
He loves getting you riled up.
Something about you getting mad at him is so cute.
He loves making you laugh more though.
He isn’t sure why he wants you all to himself but he just does, because it’s him or no one.
When he realizes though he puts the work in to better himself.
He wants you to know it’s you and him forever. His love never ending never wavering, infinite if you will. He loves you for infinity.
The beach would always be your worst enemy.
Salty waters and inescapable sands where no matter however many times you rinsed, the more particles clung. An endless cycle to become dirty, and you hated getting dirty and soaked in a place other than your tub. Hated feeling gritty and never knowing what could swipe you off your feet. And he knew that.
Despite your protests, despite the moaning and groaning, despite the bickering, he still brought you here against your request. So, here he was without a consequence in the world walking on water smirking down at you while you scowled at the need to look up at him. Standing submerged in blue waters all you thought of was going home. The issue?
“Don’t look so smug Gojo, it makes you look ugly.”
Your comment only seemed to satisfy him more. His expression grew into a grin.
“You’re just mad you look like a wet rat and I don’t.”
In his own dumb way he was right. You were frustrated with the fact that salt water was ruining your hair running down your skin with its droplets dripping off your shoulders.
“Whoa, whoa let’s keep it PG for the kids.”
You’d never wanted to gut Gojo Satoru the “greatest sorcerer” alive so badly before.
Twenty minutes ago you’d been finishing a braid for your date later, you still had just enough time to put together an outfit you’d planned all week. Everything would be perfect, or so you thought. Before you had the chance to change out of your uniform there was a knock on your door. A sturdy rhythm meant only for you. You sighed making your way to the door slowly pulling at the handle. You tilted your head up blinking at a pair of sunglasses attached to a lanky teen.
He leaned on your doorway grinning, pretty white strands swept across his eyes mixing with his lashes. He brushed back hair from his eyes with a singular hand.
“Let’s go to the beach!” His moist lips stretched into a toothy smile.
You raised an eyebrow blinking twice to take in the statement. You didn’t have time for this, you still hadn’t even decided if you liked the outfit you’d been thinking of. Rolling your eyes you began shutting your door.
“You didn’t need to come all the way here to tell me that. You have my number, text me.”
The door wouldn’t close, something had kept it from meeting the frame. You felt your eyebrow involuntarily twitch as you looked back at sunglasses.
“I was thinking a little more…spontaneous.”
“I dunno.” He tapped his chin with a comically large finger faking confusion. “What about now?”
Gojo looked over his glasses at you as if trying to tempt you to give in.
“Thanks, but no thanks. I have plans and once again you should’ve shot me a text.” You groan, annoyed, as you repeatedly try closing your door with Gojo now using his infinity. Watching this sparked the urge to stomp on his toes despite the fact that the act would be utterly useless.
“Hey hotshot, move your foot I’ve got places to be.”
He took a step forward then another and another painfully slow step. He was pushing you and your dorm door back with every step that his infinity followed. Thus making it easy to now be standing in the middle of your room. A messy room that he gave a once over with his hands in his pockets. Your ears burned with embarrassment imagining how your room must seem through his eyes. Clothing tossed across the bed and your floor, mostly unfolded laundry and the others articles of clothing you’d tossed aside through the week searching for your perfect outfit.
Why was it when you need something it isn’t there, but when you don’t it appears. The same thing happened with your highlighter— wait a minute what was that? You tried unsuspiciously stepping on the object and kicking it under your dresser. Clearing your throat you tried to pretend the both of you weren’t in your room.
“Why can’t you bother Suguru or Shoko?” You needed to do one thing at a time, your date was in forty minutes. The first order of business was to kick this fool out.
Gojo gave you a quick once over as though he’d pieced something together. The realization was over by the time he’d plopped himself onto your bed.
“They’re busy.” He whined not even bothering to move the clean folded clothes beneath him.
“And I’m not?” You crossed your arms with a frown leaning your weight to the right.
“You’re never too busy to not spare time for me.” There he was again grinning with his eyes over the glasses stare again. This time your eyes blew wide and your mouth fell slack.
Usually you were free, any other time you would say yes to hang out with your friends, but the guy you’d been crushing on for two years finally asked you out. The only person you told was Shoko, you didn’t like the idea of telling everyone about a relationship that might not even blossom. You wanted to tell people when you were sure and the only person you couldn’t hide it from was her. Being on the spot you weren’t sure what to say to him.
Actually, it wasn’t even any of his business.
“Why don’t you go help them instead?” You deflected.
“Hm, too much work.” Gojo lazily pushed off your bed, hands in his pockets as he approached you. You made the note to wash your sheets and clothes again if you didn’t want the smell of Gojo’s expensive cologne wafting around you.
You pinched the inside of your cheek with your teeth, biting back more than a few profanities. Now you understood why Shoko smoked.
“Then how about we go after my plans?”
“How about…no?” Gojo leaned in your space, his face inches from yours just to prove a point.
“I don’t even own a bathing suit!”
He nearly fell into you at the force of his laughter leaving him doubling over. Calming from whatever had been so funny he wiped a stray tear from his eye and opened them. Watching him inflate back to his full height you caught a glimpse of his eyes.
Bright and blue. Filled to the brim of you.
A sight so pretty you hadn’t noticed his hands reach out for you until he was pulling you against him.
“Why do you need a bathing suit?”
“You know how the school feels about our uniforms.” You scolded.
“Why don’t we test ‘em out for a little swim?”
Despite your disapproval you were easily tossed over his shoulders much to your dismay.
“Gojo Satoru, don’t you dare, I told you I have—“
Before you could even finish you were dangling over a body salt water. Oh how you hated this man.
Your body splashed into the sea ruining your non waterproof makeup.
You spent the next twenty minutes fighting the waters resistance to chase around Gojo. Yelling curses telling him to take you back to Jujutsu High as you chased his laughing form further into the sea. Every step you took he took backwards with the use of Infinity. Your nostrils flared as tears pricked your eyes. So help you God you were going to break his Infinity and beat him senseless.
“This isn’t funny Gojo!” You coughed and sputtered on salt water.
“Aww, are you finally hitting your limit?”
“I hit my limit ages ago! Take me back—“ You charged forward not applying your full attention to your surroundings. The sand had dipped leaving you with nothing to keep your head afloat. You sucked in a sharp breath reaching out for help before falling under.
“Stop pretending, I’ve seen you swim before.” Gojo rolled his eyes convinced you were crying wolf.
“If you come up now I’ll take you right back to your dorm.” He teased this time with a grin, there was no way you’d keep faking after that. He waited a few seconds, a frown taking over his features. He was sure you knew how to swim, didn’t you? He remembered seeing you swim at the pool party they’d been to last year, he remembered thinking your swimsuit was hot. But that didn’t mean that you got into the water. He didn’t know how long you could hold your breath. Nor how long the average person could. How many seconds? How many seconds had it been? Gojo’s heart spiked in his chest as he called out for you. His infinity broke momentarily.
Something grasped his leg before he broke the stillness of the water that was no longer motionless.
Water dripped off your arms loudly as you used both arms to treat him like a lifesaver before breaking for air with a glare. Or rather a face full of determination. You grabbed at him pulling and climbing his dry uniform until you were no longer submerged. Your hands stopped at his collar as you stared down two big dark pools. Taking a hand you snatched off his sunglasses and tossed them, far.
Without them he was left staring at you with blown out eyes. To you he resembled a lighthouse being crashed into.
“Fuck. You.” You hissed, “Take me home.”
Gojo parted his lips to say something, anything. Instead he was reduced to shudders and barely a second later plummeting both of you into the dark blue sea.
Underneath the large parasol Shoko and you watched two idiots splash each other with water. They were dressed to the nines with gear; scuba slippers, inflatable ducky floaties, and ducky swim tubes, why? You weren’t sure, you both assumed it was for the aesthetic since the both of them could swim.
Resting on the palm of your hand you took in the view breathing in salty air and smell of the heat from the sun. You were content for now. You hadn’t been dropped in icy waters or dealt with too much sand clinging to you.
“Hm?” She bit down hard on the blueberry Tootsie Pop, she’d gotten tired of counting to get to the center.
“We didn’t bring floaties with us, right?” You tried thinking back to what everyone loaded into the car, which was the parasol, a picnic basket, blankets, and some fireworks. You thought the floaties may have been deflated, except you still should’ve noticed them.
“No, Gojo flirted with some mom to hand over the kid floats.”
“Huh…” You murmured to yourself more than Shoko as confirmation.
Pushing up from the comforts of the beach blanket you felt the sand settle between your toes. Ignoring the layer of grit built under your feet you approached the water yelling over splashing and laughter. Neither of them heard their names from your distance. You paved your way toward them dodging giggling children and families taking photos. Chills made their way up your spine as water passed your ankles.
With them running closer to you, you called out their names again. You assumed Gojo would look ahead at some point or maybe Suguru would warn him, that didn’t happen since they both were in their own little world.
Gojo crashed into you. Limbs tangled together with his arm around your waist keeping the both of you steady.
“You alright?” He huffed out, chest heaving from the run.
“I’m fine.” You said but you could barely tell you’d spoken. Seeing him soaking wet, water gliding down his body— you flinched back. A droplet of saltwater dripped into your eye. A stream of curses fell from your lips as you rubbed your eye.
“Shit, lemme see.” His arm tugged you closer while the other rested on your cheek thumb ready to wipe at your eye. “It’s fine, it’s fine.” You rubbed at it turning your head from his hand squinting. Eyes landing on something black, blue, and yellow charging forward.
“Suguru! Time out! Time out!” You held out a hand to stop him while Gojo turned to the disturbance. He slammed into Gojo, matching duck floats bouncing off another sending the three of you splashing into the water.
Gojo’s eyes were bare exposed over his sunglasses. Again all you saw was blue and you. Only you. Your lips parted to speak— Gojo’s sunglasses slipped hitting you on the chest.
Beside you Suguru snorted breaking whatever tension had risen. He broke into a full laugh as Gojo rolled off of you. Following his friend he laughed until the three of you were in sync.
Broken giggles passed your lips as the laughter died down. The three of you sat up. Instead of handing back his sunglasses you tucked them behind your ears letting them rest on your head.
“Tell me, who’s bright idea was it to borrow children’s floaties?”
Their giggles seized, both of them seemingly sharing a thought.
“Hey! No, it was our idea!” He didn’t have the chance to finish since you’d wrapped him in a head lock. He barely lasted before slapping at your arm choking out, “Uncle! Uncle!”
Releasing an arm you reached over to Suguru’s chuckling form to tug him into one. Both of them mirroring another struggling under your grasp.
After you’d gotten back to shore you went to Shoko who’d now been tanning as you toweled off. Next to you was your sling bag, opening it you gathered your sunscreen giving the bottle a few shakes before squeezing some in your hands. Warming the lotion in your hands for a few seconds then massaging it into your legs feeling around for excess sand.
She hummed you noticed another lollipop in her mouth, maybe cherry? You smoothed more sunscreen onto your stomach and arms.
“Could you put sunscreen on my back?”
She popped the lollipop out of her mouth, you were right, cherry.
“Yeah, you ready now?” She pushed herself off her towel heading toward you when you nodded. You brought Gojo’s sunglasses down to your eyes before handing Shoko the bottle.
“Want me to do you next, or are you still tanning?”
Laying on your stomach you kicked your legs, toes digging into the gritty sand.
“Almost done, you can share with me once I’ve done my back.” She’d popped the lollipop back into her mouth, you heard the candy hit her teeth. She shook the bottle a few times and snapped the top back. You rested your head on your folded arms closing your eyes behind stolen sunglasses.
Shoko tapped your back three times. “I’ll be right back, hold on.”
You hummed in agreement eyes still closed hearing Shoko yell out for Suguru. A warm breeze swept by wafting the strong smell of salt water and rippling through the multicolor blanket you laid on. She returned without a word shaking the bottle again and warming it in her hands. When she rubbed the lotion on your back you practically jumped out of your skin.
“Youre not—Gojo?” You’d jolted your head from its comfortable position staring over borrowed glasses at the imposter behind you.
His cheeks tinged red turning sunburnt you assumed as the color spread to his ears without meeting your gaze.
“She said something about wanting a cold drink, her and Suguru are running to the store.”
“Oh.” You laid your head back down. Gojo’s hands fidgeted before resting on your shoulder blades rubbing in the lotion.
“…Why..don’t you ever call me Satoru?”
You glanced back at him, focused on covering every bit of skin he saw.
“Are we close enough to do that?”
“Um, hello? I’m literally giving you a back rub free of charge, we’re more than close.”
“This doesn’t count you’re my servant, of course it’s free.” Your laughter was short lived when you felt Gojo snapping the strap of your bathing suit.
“Satoru! You’re not very good at picking up clues.”
You raised an eyebrow, “Are you calling me stupid?”
“Now you’re just putting words in my mouth,” He pouted feigning sadness, “will you at least say it?”
Pressing on your elbows you pushed up in a sphinx pose tilting your head back to see him over his glasses which were slipping off your nose.”
“Satoru.” You sounded the syllables out slowly saying the name alone felt foreign to you. He smiled, Satoru smiled. When he did his eyes did that thing you liked. Bright blue eyes reflecting back the sand, the parasol, the blanket and you. You blinked.
“Again!” He laughed grabbing at the sunscreen bottle shaking the contents.
You wanted to tease him, how did Suguru usually say it? Your eyes fluttered close thinking back on Suguru’s voice. You mumbled to yourself.
“I can’t hear you~” He hit the bottom of the bottle and popped back the lid.
Clearing your throat and adding volume to your voice you repeated his name again with a slow purr. The same as Suguru does when scolding him sometimes.
A hard dry squeeze was heard with the feeling of an icy sensation on your back. You squealed kicking your legs back to sit on your bottom.
His glasses fell on your lap as you frowned at him. He avoided your gaze, fiddling with the bottle.
“Here.” You placed his sunglasses back on his face tucking his ears under the legs.
“Who would’ve known, the strongest is no match against some UV rays.”
“UV rays?” Satoru echoed his mind light years away, “I’m not sunburnt.”
“Maybe you don’t feel it now, but you will later.”
You tugged on his wrist pulling him closer.
“I’ve got more than enough room to share, get under while I salvage what little skin you have left to save.”
When Suguru and Shoko had returned Satoru had been reduced to a bright red lobster with you rubbing sunscreen on his back.
Satoru and you lazily walked back to your agreed checkpoint. The spot all four of you chose to be yours, the area beside the boardwalk. A memory of Satoru banging his head against the wooden beam made you giggle as you tipped back the bottle to your lips.
Satoru’s blue eyes peered over at you lingering lower before glancing forward again.
“Nothing…just…” You shook your head bringing the bottle back down to fiddle with. The sun burned your exposed back and sun clung to your toes.
“Remember when we first came here?”
Satoru’s arm bumped into yours, he twitched relaxing as he began tossing his can back and forth.
“Wasn’t that two years ago? Why are you thinking about that now?”
“Mmm, just thinking about how much of an idiot you are.” You paused, he bumped into you again. He could never walk straight no matter how big the sidewalk is.
“Well more of how big of a pain in the ass you are—“ You shove him away, “Is it impossible for you to not cling to me it’s too hot for this!”
He whined glueing himself and his cold can to your body while you tried shoving him off. Squeezed between him you unscrewed the top of your bottle raising it above his head.
“You’re being unfair! Don’t pour that on me!” He grabbed at your raised arm holding your wrist but you still tilted it anyway. Light pink juice trickled down his hair gliding under his sunglasses, he tried blinking away what had gotten in his eyes.
“That’s for two years ago.” You slid your wrist away as he wiped at his eyes.
“I paid 360 yen for that and this is how I’m treated?”
“Tsk, rich people always complain about getting their money back from the poor.” You sighed.
Satoru shook his drenched hair at you in retaliation.
“Don’t! I’m going to get all sticky!” You backed away, behind his glasses you could’ve sworn you saw his eyes gleam.
“Sticky you say?” He took a ‘menacing’ step forward shaking the can in his hand.
“Ru…Satoru…we can talk about this.” You persuaded as you watched him thumb the tab, air decompressing made you book it.
You ran laughing breathing through your nose smelling dirt. Breathing out you felt your cheap flip flop pop and abandoned it. With you leading the both of you made it back to your destination, Shoko and Suguru nowhere in sight. Passing the checkpoint you headed for the boardwalk dodging and weaving through the structures poles.
Both of you laughing to the point where your stomach hurt if you didn’t breathe again soon.
“Ru, please!” Your face burned from the rush.
“There’s no begging your way out of this, you started and I’ll finish.”
“Wrong,” You barely escaped his attempt to splash you, “You started this two years ago!”
“The past is the past let it go.”
“Yeah Ru,” He tried again making you hide behind a pole which became a back and forth, “the past is the past why don’t we drop the weapon and we talk about this like adults?”
“My rules don’t apply to me.”
A toned arm the width of the pole you stood behind reached for you successfully pulling you near. Your attempts at escaping were futile as he lifted the can above your head. You squeezed your eyes shut feeling nothing for a moment and peeled them open. Finally you were met with soda pouring down your head, you hissed groping at your eyes.
“Fuck that— that burns!” Your eyes watered as you harshly rubbed at them.
“See doesn’t feel nice does it?”
“Neither does being dropped in water.” You blinked out what you could, “Why’d you even do that?”
“Pretty sure I told you I was bored or something back then.” His arms rested around your waist, you felt the half full can against your back.
You slapped his chest playfully, “I had a hot date that day, thanks to you I don’t have a boyfriend right now. All I’ve got now is you.”
Satoru peered down at you almost in the way you liked. This close you could see it when he stared over the rim of his glasses eyes full of blue…and you. Yet something else that he seemed to blink away in an instant tucking his eyes back behind the shades, keeping his blue at a distance.
“Well, nobody’s stopping you.”
Satoru smiled. One that you’d never seen directed toward you before, it twitched, you didn’t like it.
He turned his head away from you looking bored at the top of the boardwalk.
“You should’ve told me you had a date, maybe I would’ve left you alone.”
You wanted to say something else, you really did a better question then parroting yourself but you couldn’t help it.
“But, why’d you drop me?”
A familiar feeling settled between the two of you as you waited. When he answered you remembered it rained. You remembered…
The gloss on his lips when he smiled at you in such a sad way, “Blue just suits you better.”
Looking back at it no matter how you thought about it he had to have known, because he walked you to class the next day despite your protests. Your ‘date’ wouldn’t look you in the eye whenever he was behind you.
Rumors of letters left in your locker were never true because not a single one ever appeared. The pieces fell together all because of a pair of green earrings. Green earrings your date had gifted you were lost at sea, when you begged Satoru for a new pair he’d gotten the same pair…in blue.
Your heart shook as you stood under the pier once more with Satoru. Deja vu plagued your mind despite the situation.
You could barely look at him.
“How’d you know I’d be here?” You leaned your head against a pillar staring far away. The sun began setting just like the day Shoko and Suguru never showed up. Thinking back you wished you’d begged them.
“Lucky guess,” Satoru glanced at the crumbled paper you held, “You got one too..huh.” He muttered.
“I, I saw him.” His voice wavered with his step forward. “I saw him and I couldn’t do it.”
“He asked about you.” He nervously flexed his hands reaching for you in hopes of an understanding. “He said something about, about our letters.” Satoru stood in front of you, you barely needed to lift a finger to touch him.
“Just please promise you won’t leave me over this, over something I can’t help. I really didn’t mean to I don’t know why—“ He rambled off struggling to find anything for you to stay.
“Satoru, I’m not going anywhere, I’m here Ru.”
He nods pressing his lips together and settling his hands to grab at his pockets to stop his flurry of words. His thumbs danced around his pockets.
“Do you like me?” You gripped the letter with both hands holding proof in front of him.
His fingers froze as he tried to stop his emotions from spilling, but he always slipped up in front of you. Here he stood with nothing to hide behind.
He grimaced, “We don’t have to—I’m fine with being friends.”
“Ru, are you in love with me?”
Satoru shut his eyes white strands falling into his lashes.
“I know it’s weird this isn’t how,” pushing his hair back he let out a frustrated sigh, “this isn’t how I wanted to do this and you must be so uncomfortable I’m so sorry.”
“Ru.” You’d placed your hands over his shaking ones, “I’m here, I’m still here just tell me. Is it true you love me?”
“Of course I do,” he breathes out of breath from you even touching him, “I know I haven’t shown you in the best ways but if you’ll let me prove it to you.” He squeezes your hands when he finally meets your gaze. You see your reflection in Satoru’s sea full of blue and you.
“I have another question.”
“It’s not very cool of you to not respond back to my confession.”
“Well I have something to say before I answer.”
Satoru groaned playfully becoming annoyed with you, you continued anyway.
“Were you really going to die without even telling me how you felt?”
“Are you…are you scolding me for something I couldn’t predict that’s so uncool.”
“You’re uncool I could’ve missed out on the greatest love of my life because he was too chicken to tell me!”
“I’m not done yet! If you’d really died I would’ve lived to 90 years old all alone how rude!”
“You can’t be serious right now.”
“I’m dead serious.” You said with a grin. One that made the both of you laugh.
He pressed his forehead against yours.
“How can I make up for it?”
“First you can start off by not dying.”
“Do I get a trial period, because I may be the strongest but even I can’t beat the inevitable.” His nose bumped yours.
“Can you last the next ten years?”
“I think I can manage, what else?”
“I think you already know the answer to that.”
He lowered his eyes to your lips before they flicked back up to yours. You nodded heart practically in your throat.
All the years you noticed his lips really were soft and moist. Surprisingly, his lips weren’t sweet. You traced your fingers up his chest wrapping your arms around his neck to pull him close. You felt as though you were floating, your head becoming mush feeling Satoru’s hands grip your waist, hands shaking.
You couldn’t tell for sure who’s it was but, you were positive his heart was racing too.
Funnily enough the weather cleared up a bit later, giving the both of you time to dry off. You walked hand in hand swinging your arms back and forth.
“Sooo, when did you know how you felt about me?”
You pressed your hand to your chin looking up to the sky in thought.
“Huh…I’m pretty sure that year we did fireworks, I was shivering with Suguru’s button up when I said I was fine you still gave me your jacket anyway. I’d never felt so warm.”
The waves softly crash pushing and pulling from the sand as it sets up another domino effect.
“Mine was when Shoko told me you had a date before she left.”
You shoved him with a free hand the other interlocked with his still.
“I knew it! You’re such a jerk.”
“I was jealous,” Satoru pouted, “I told you I’d do better.”
You laughed, “I know Ru, and I love you for that.”
Satoru’s ears burns red but he lays his head on top of yours anyway, murmuring the same thing over and over again.
“I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you.”
Words that distract you from feeling your first ever love letter slipping from your fingers. The paper floating amongst a breeze leaving with unanswered questions.
If the ending wasn’t clear im sorry i wasn’t sure how to execute it??? Like I kinda hate it lmfao might fix it some other time but basically:
It takes place after the KFC breakup pretty much and Gojo and Geto also talk about you. Geto mentions to Gojo that after dealing with him he should go find you since he spilled the beans in his letter for you and im not sure if i made it clear when they were all hanging out but Geto was also crushing on you a little letter bloopers were:
“All these years it was obvious to me and Shoko that he loved you, everytime he saw you he’d gotten worse at hiding it. Since I can no longer be there this is my last ‘good’ deed. Please let my poor friend have the opportunity to confess.”
“I know the next time we meet will be as enemies, but tell me if you’d known would I have stood a chance?”
I really REALLY wanted to write the firework scene but it already took me a MONTH to stop procrastinating and type everything and I felt like I was yapping a lot so I didn’t and I really want to add it but I know me and it’d be ANOTHER month 😭🙏🏾 pray for me bro..
It would’ve consisted of Geto being more obvious he likes you by giving you his button up and Gojo sees you a little later like 🤨 ‘now I KNOW im not seeing what im seeing rn’ practically tucking you in his jacket lmaooo and shoko going feed up with both their shit.
See? Look at me yapping away what I MEANT to say was Id been reading this story on here called Intrinsic Warmth (if you are here instead of there I need you to click off and go find it because it is a MASTERPIECE sending me through the 57 states of grief ohmygod it’s so good I love the way they write Gojo so much he’s so 😩 and Heibi(you) 😩😩😩😩 I could yell from the rooftops) what was I saying…OH so basically thatdesklamp (the author) inspired this pretty much Intrinsic Warmth’s chapters take place one day a year so I tried to have my story move in only the same setting. You hate the beach but learn to tolerate it. You tolerate Gojo but somehow learn to love him.
Please read Intrinsic Warmth I really need someone to talk to about it 👁️ 👁️.