Denki Kaminari x y/n (PLEASE READ PREMISE!!) Soul-ties were supposed to mean something permanent. For you and Denki Kaminari, the bond goes far beyond a normal relationship — emotions bleed between you, physical sensations echo through the tie, and no matter how hard either of you try, you constantly find your way back to each other. Everyone around you assumes you’re inevitable. The problem is that Kaminari doesn’t want a relationship. To him, you’re his best friend — someone he’s deeply attracted to, emotionally attached to, and addicted to being around — but still just a friend. No labels. No commitment. No pressure. Even with the soul-tie making everything between you painfully intimate, he keeps insisting he wants things casual. Meanwhile, you slowly fall harder for him anyway. Because how are you not supposed to? He kisses you like he means it. Sleeps beside you constantly. Pulls you closer whenever you try distancing yourself. Acts possessive whenever another guy gets too close to you. Yet every single time things start feeling real, he panics and hides behind the same excuse: “We’re not together.” Then Nena Aizome transfers into Class 3-A. Confident, flirtatious, and completely unapologetic about wanting Kaminari’s attention, Nena quickly becomes everything you aren’t — open, touchy, and unafraid to chase him publicly. While you keep your feelings private, Nena openly flirts with him in front of everyone, constantly pushing boundaries just to watch you react. And the worst part? Kaminari lets her. As tensions rise, the soul-tie between you and Kaminari only makes everything more painful. You can literally feel him drifting toward someone else while he still pulls you back whenever you try letting go. Caught between a boy who refuses to choose you and a girl determined to take your place, you slowly find yourself trapped in a toxic cycle of jealousy, emotional dependency, and heartbreak — all while being soul-tied to the one person hurting you

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