Gintoki leaves Tsukuyo with an awful first impression. He is rude and arrogant, the type of man Tsukuyo hates the most and refuses to date. Kagura thinks otherwise. What will happen when Kagura decides to play cupid in the love lives of these two? AU

AU. He thinks about how he's gotten to know how to get under her skin. Knows what makes her tick, knows what makes her smile. And he thinks she's worth a gamble or two in this fucked up little world, a wild card in a sea of monotony. She was the sort of woman who could make a man like him - a devil, harborer of destruction - fall to his knees. Multichapter.

He wouldn't mind living like this for the rest of his life, which involves burying his nose in her hair, his arm resting on top of her sides as they're lying next to each other in the sanctity of their room. ZenSachi.

He doubted his own decisions. Now it's time for her to convince him that he did the right thing. Spoilers for the Shogun Assassination Arc, implied ZenSachi.

Cute prompts regarding a silver samurai and his lady of death. GinTsu.

"You know, out of all the women I had to fall for, it was my subordinate." SakaMutsu.

Gintoki has always been good with kids. Tsukuyo can't help but admire his "older brother" skills.

It occurs to him that she is not a substitute for Kagura or Shinpachi. And she doesn't have to be. GinTsu, post-canon.