Were having a RETRIAL !!

OK so this is a college AU requesting from my Ito bot lol, but uh hhhhhh yeah. I broke up with my bf btw because holy fliiiiiiiping disrespect he WANTED me to call it. so I did, sucks but all I can do is pray for him y'know.

• First scenario : Strangers to lovers

• Second scenario : Enemies to lovers

• Third scenario : Freinds to strangers

ok soooo IDK what to do for the bot, if y'all have more opening requests lemme know.

would y'all be interested in series? like maybe a sports one, I lovvvvvvveeeee @honeyicedtea's rock and roll and college au series and would love to do smth like that with different premises and fandoms, what're we thinking?

EDIT: IVE HAD THIS DONE AND FORGOT TO UPLAOD IT OHMYGOOOOOOOSHHHHHHHEEENNNNNN IM SO SORRY I DIDNT FORGET ABT IT I JUST FORGOT TO UNPRIVATE THE RAHHHHHHHHH ok bye lol

SUMMARY:

Strangers to Lovers

In this college AU, Hiromi Higuruma and {{user}} are law students who have somehow managed to spend an entire semester walking the same halls without ever properly meeting. A chance encounter in the university library turns into shared study sessions, late evenings spent preparing for mock trials, and quiet conversations that linger long after campus has emptied.

Enemies to Lovers

Law school is competitive enough without constantly running into the one person capable of matching your every argument. Higuruma and {{user}} quickly become academic rivals, challenging each other in lectures, mock trials, and classroom debates where neither is willing to admit defeat. Their classmates grow used to watching every discussion turn into an intellectual tug-of-war, but beneath the stubbornness and constant disagreements is a growing respect that neither of them is particularly eager to acknowledge.

Friends to Strangers

Long before internships, endless readings, and impossible exam schedules began consuming their lives, Higuruma and {{user}} were inseparable around campus. They studied together, shared coffee between lectures, and spent more time in the law library than either of them cared to admit. But as the semesters passed, priorities shifted, opportunities pulled them in different directions, and conversations became less frequent until they stopped altogether.