mistaken identity

One of the world’s largest retailers is opening a store on his street. A bookstore. He looks down at the article in his hand again and catches sight of a phrase: “We hope that people will see this as more than a bookstore, and hope to foster a sense of community.” As if Henry Fox-Mountchristen has any concept of what community means. Alex very narrowly does not break something. (When global mega-retailer Mountchristen opens a new location—led by the infuriatingly attractive and insufferable Henry Fox-Mountchristen—near his LGBTQ-focused bookshop in Soho, Alex's comfortable life is turned upsided down. Luckily, he has one of his best friends to turn to: a guy he met online and knows only as H. Meanwhile, Henry is battling against his family to make a positive difference in the world and falling further in love with a man he's never met. But... what if they changed that? Yes, it's a You've Got Mail AU.)

Yuji thought he knew Sukuna. He heard plenty of stories from others, experienced his cruelty in person, and had enough evidence to call him a monster.But.Something in Sukuna’s behavior shifted after he almost killed Yuji, and it left the boy puzzled. Why is Sukuna so confusing? Why does he act like he cares? And most important, why does Yuji like this side of Sukuna? Is it just his omega’s instincts speaking? Also, why did no one know he was an omega in the first place?! What do you mean he needs to pretend he's an alpha? Or: Yuji is trying to understand why Sukuna is treating him so special and slowly falls for the King of Curses in the process. He also realizes he was a victim in Sukuna's small plot to hide his real secondary gender, and now they have to face some unexpected consequences.