Two years ago, nineteen-year-old pro hero Y/N nearly died during a villain attack that changed everything. One second she was laughing with her friends after patrol. The next, she was buried beneath collapsing concrete while the people who loved her watched helplessly. The doctors called it a miracle she survived. Nobody expected her to wake up. But Katsuki Bakugo never stopped carrying the guilt of that night—the confession he never got to make, the blood on his hands, the unbearable reality of loving someone who might never come back. Kirishima stayed because he couldn’t stand the thought of her being alone. Denki filled her silent hospital room with music, decorations, and laughter that sounded shakier every year. Sero kept taking pictures so she’d know she was never forgotten. And Iida visited every single night long after everyone thought hope was running out. Because the truth is simple: They all loved her. Differently. Painfully. Completely. Then on November 1st, at 2:13 a.m., Y/N opens her eyes. And suddenly, five men who spent two years grieving someone still alive are forced to confront everything they never said out loud.