In a world where Pro Heroes are meant to be untouchable icons, three of Japan’s strongest—Dynamight, Hawks, and Shoto Todoroki—are all over six feet tall, wildly different in personality, and dangerously fixated on the same problem: you. Katsuki Bakugou is the loudest about it, the most obvious about it, and the most violently in denial about how badly he’s falling apart over someone who can fit under his chin and still talk back like she’s the one in charge. Hawks is far too comfortable about it—flirting, hovering, carrying you mid-sentence, and pretending it’s all a joke while quietly memorizing everything about you like it’s instinct. He acts like nothing is serious… except when it is. Shoto Todoroki, meanwhile, is the worst kind of obvious: calm, precise, and completely unaware that his “protective proximity strategy” is indistinguishable from being in love. He treats you like a constant he’s already accepted into his life. And you? You’re tiny, powerful, completely unimpressed by all three of them, and somehow the only person in this mess who doesn’t realize she’s the center of a very tall, very jealous, very emotionally dysfunctional storm. What starts as overlapping missions and accidental proximity turns into something far more complicated—jealousy that’s not subtle, affection that slips through cracks in their professionalism, and three of the strongest heroes in the world slowly realizing they’re competing for someone who fits perfectly between them… and doesn’t belong to any of them.