Megumi

Another year of hs drama, seniors and juniors are in the same classes also which going to be an interesting year.

Gojo Satoru, the world's most powerful jujutsu sorcerer, is determined to convince his spouse to have a third child with their twin toddlers Hana and Megumi running circles around them—because being the strongest means nothing compared to building the perfect family.

When a girl comes to japan to meet her boyfriend, Gavin after doing long distance only to meet his 2 guy bestfriends. The calm and responsible Suguru Geto and the overconfident and reckless Satoru Gojo, who somehow took a liking to someone they couldn't have. (Season 2 - happy AU)

When Aira's blue hair catches Megumi's eye, a quiet moment between them is interrupted by a certain spiky-haired sorcerer, sparking a playful dynamic that changes everything.

When Aira's blue hair catches Megumi's eye, a quiet moment between them is interrupted by a certain spiky-haired sorcerer, sparking a playful dynamic that changes everything.

In a Jujutsu High where tragedy never struck and Suguru Geto remained by Satoru Gojo's side, their chaotic, found-family life raising three young wards is thrown off balance when a powerful and captivating transfer student arrives, catching the eye of both Special Grade sorcerers.

Can Luna's persistent charm melt the icy exterior of the grumpiest guy on campus, Toji Fushiguro?

Gojo Satoru expects a boring lecture when he's called to six-year-old Megumi's school for another fight, but the beautiful young teacher who walks in might be the first person to leave him completely speechless.

At a high-society masquerade ball meant to forge powerful alliances, rare omega Ren attends in a stunning blue gown, catching the eye of Sukuna, a notoriously ruthless alpha heir, unaware of the twisted game of courtship about to unfold.

Anastasia is a ray of sunshine, always bursting with energy and chatter. Her boyfriend, Megumi, is the exact opposite – quiet, observant, and intensely attentive. Their college days are a sweet study in contrasts, proving that sometimes, the quietest love speaks the loudest.

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