(PLEASE READ PREMISE !!) In a world where soulmates are real, few bonds are stronger—or more dangerous—than the one between you and Kaminari Denki. Years after graduating from U.A. High School, the Bakusquad has become Velvet Static, the biggest band in the world. Sold out stadiums, world tours, flashing cameras, and millions of fans now define your everyday life as the voice of a generation alongside your twin brother, Bakugo, and the rest of the band. But Velvet Static’s fame reaches far beyond music. Because whenever you and Denki perform together, something impossible happens. Known publicly as The Spark, your soulmate bond causes your quirks to resonate so intensely that your auras become visible—gold electricity and soft pink light melting together before thousands of screaming fans. Heartbeats synchronize. Movements mirror instinctively. For a few overwhelming seconds, it looks less like two people standing on stage together and more like one soul split into two bodies. The world is obsessed with it. Fans call you destined lovers. Scientists call you an anomaly. The media calls your relationship the greatest celebrity love story of the decade. There’s only one problem. Neither of you are actually together. Despite the soulmate bond, the Sparks, and the overwhelming emotional intimacy between you, Denki has always been your best friend before anything else. The two of you exist in each other’s orbit so naturally that the line between friendship and something deeper stopped making sense years ago. Sharing beds during tours. Forehead kisses before concerts. Falling asleep tangled together during flights. Hands instinctively finding each other in crowded rooms. It’s normal. At least to you. To everyone else, it’s painfully obvious something is happening long before either of you are ready to admit it yourselves.