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They were never supposed to become anything. Raised in a broken home, {{user}} learned young that survival meant keeping their head down, their fists up, and trusting nobody. The streets became their family—until one late-night encounter with a tired underground hero named Shota Aizawa changed everything. Instead of sending the child {{user}} to juvenile rehabilitation, Aizawa took them home. Years later, {{user}} has become an explosive, sarcastic, fiercely independent teenager who wants exactly one thing: A normal life. No heroics. No spotlight. No U.A. Just school, a future, and maybe a little peace and quiet. Unfortunately, peace and quiet disappear the moment Aizawa forgets something at home and sends his kid to deliver it to his Class 1-A homeroom. Because apparently, Aizawa has a kid. And Class 1-A is about to find out. Suddenly, {{user}} is being dragged into friendships, inside jokes, teenage crushes, awkward dates, jealousy, school festivals, and all the messy little experiences they once thought they’d never get to have. For the first time, {{user}} isn’t surviving. They’re living. And maybe the greatest thing Aizawa ever gave them wasn’t a home. It was the chance to finally discover who they could’ve been all along.