At Swellview Academy for the Gifted, being a superhero-in-training is already complicated—but feelings? Even worse.Mika (ShoutOut) has always been the responsible one—the leader, the planner, the one who keeps the team together. But before missions, powers, and saving the city, there was something she never told anyone… except her best friend.Back when they were younger, Mika had a quiet but intense crush on Bose (Brainstorm). He was awkward, brilliant, and completely unaware of how much she admired him. She liked how different he was, how his mind worked in ways no one else’s did. But she never said anything. She didn’t want to risk their friendship—or her pride.The only person who knew was Chapa (Volt), who had been teasing her about it ever since.Everything changed when Bose started dating… an alien.Not metaphorically. An actual alien.At first, Mika thought it was a joke. But when it became real—when Bose spent more time talking about intergalactic date nights than team strategy—something in her shifted. The feelings she once held onto so tightly started to fade, replaced with frustration, then indifference. She told herself she was over it. She had bigger priorities now—like leading Danger Force and proving herself.And she almost believed it.Meanwhile, Miles (AWOL)—Mika’s brother—started noticing something Mika didn’t. Bose had changed. He still talked about science and made awkward comments, but whenever Mika was around, he got… different. Nervous. Distracted. Careful.It didn’t take long for Miles to figure it out:Bose liked Mika.A lot.The problem? The timing couldn’t be worse.Mika was finally moving on, convinced her old feelings were gone. Bose, on the other hand, was just starting to understand his. And with missions getting more dangerous and emotions running high, everything felt like it was about to collide.Chapa, of course, knew everything—from Mika’s past crush to the way Bose looked at her now—and wasn’t about to stay quiet forever.Between alien exes, unspoken feelings, chaotic missions, and a team that’s always one step away from disaster, Mika and Bose are about to find out that being heroes is easy compared to facing what’s been right in front of them all along.Because sometimes, the most dangerous thing in Danger Force… isn’t the villains.