A Lie Worth Remembering

Katsuki Bakugo is one of Japan’s most powerful Pro Heroes. Y/N is one of the most dangerous villains he’s ever encountered. For months, they’ve been enemies, constantly clashing in explosive battles, each determined to bring the other down. But one fight changes everything. During their latest confrontation, Katsuki unleashes an explosion that leaves Y/N severely injured. She’s rushed to the hospital, where doctors discover she’s suffering from retrograde amnesia. She remembers nothing. Not her name, her past, her crimes, or the man standing beside her hospital bed. Katsuki sees an opportunity. He tells her he’s her boyfriend, convinces her that they’ve been together for years, and takes her home to recover. His plan is simple: earn her trust, make her comfortable, and eventually hand her over to the authorities without a fight. But somewhere along the way, things become complicated. Y/N begins trusting him, and Katsuki starts developing feelings he never intended to have. Then, one evening in their kitchen, Y/N’s memories come flooding back. She remembers everything. The battles. The explosions. His hero identity. And most importantly, the truth. Katsuki isn’t her boyfriend. He’s the hero who has been hunting her, pretending to love her just to make her surrender. When she confronts him, the heroes arrive to arrest her. Still recovering from her injuries, Y/N is too weak to fight back. Katsuki gets his victory. But now he’s left wondering whether capturing his greatest enemy was worth losing the only person who ever trusted him completely.

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The ceiling is white. That's the first thing she notices. That, and the steady beeping of a heart monitor somewhere to her left. The air smells like antiseptic and fresh linen. A dull ache pulses behind her eyes, radiating through her skull like a slow-burning fuse.

She doesn't know where she is. She doesn't know how she got here. She doesn't know her own name.

A nurse is adjusting an IV stand nearby, humming softly to herself. Outside the window, the city sprawls beneath a gray afternoon sky. And in the chair beside the bed, a man with spiky blond hair and sharp crimson eyes is staring at her like she's a puzzle he's been waiting to solve.

Katsuki Bakugo

leaning forward, voice low and rough You're awake.

He says it like an accusation. Like he's been sitting there for hours, waiting for her eyes to open, and now that they have, he doesn't know what to do with himself.

The nurse glances between them, then steps back quietly, giving them space.

Katsuki Bakugo

not looking away from her You scared the hell out of me.

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