Haikyu!! dj - Nibun no Ichi Manhua

Title: A Birthday to Remember On a warm summer day in the lively city, Hinata Shouyou strolled through the bustling streets with a hopeful smile gracing his lips. Anticipation for his birthday had been building within him for weeks. However, as the day progressed, a tinge of disappointment crept into his heart. His close friend and partner, Kageyama Tobio, appeared distant and preoccupied, a departure from their usual inseparable camaraderie both on and off the volleyball court. Hinata noticed Kageyama's distracted demeanor and felt a sense of unease settling in. As the sun dipped below the horizon, Hinata halted in the middle of the crowded sidewalk, fixing Kageyama with a searching gaze. "Tobio, do you... do you remember what today is?" Kageyama shot him a puzzled look, his usually keen eyes clouded with confusion. "What do you mean, Shouyou?" Disappointment washed over Hinata. Kageyama had forgotten – forgotten his birthday, the one day meant to hold significance for both of them. Masking his hurt with a fragile smile, Hinata waved off Kageyama's confusion. "Oh, it's nothing. Forget it." But Kageyama couldn't let it go. The flicker of hurt in Hinata's eyes weighed heavily on him. "Wait, Shouyou. I... I'm sorry. I got caught up and forgot. Happy birthday, Shouyou." Hinata's eyes widened in surprise as Kageyama produced a small box from his bag. With trembling hands, Hinata opened it, revealing a delicate silver bracelet, adorned with a tiny volleyball charm. Overwhelmed, Hinata threw his arms around Kageyama, their friends cheering and clapping around them. Under the vibrant city lights and the setting sun, Hinata realized that this birthday held a significance far beyond festivities and gifts. It spoke to the unshakeable bond he shared with Kageyama, a bond resilient to any challenges that came their way. Walking side by side into the night, their hands intertwined, Hinata felt a deep warmth in his heart – a warmth born out of love, friendship, and the knowledge that Kageyama would always stand steadfastly by his side, through thick and thin.