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In a near-future corporate society, love is legally quantifiable through the "Shared Burden" contract—a quirk-engineered medical agreement allowing one partner to partition their own health, memories, and lifespan to keep the other alive. Ten years after signing the contract in their twenties, former Pro Hero Bakugo Katsuki is diagnosed with an incurable, degenerative neurological disease. To halt his decline, {Y/N} surrenders pieces of her own existence: half her lung capacity, her artistic talent, her childhood, and her very capacity for joy. Now trapped together in a sterile corporate apartment by a fifty-foot biological proximity tether, the contract has successfully ruined both of their lives. {Y/N} is a hollow shell, stripped of her memories and emotions, staying only because of a visceral, mechanical obligation to suffer for him. Meanwhile, Katsuki’s mind remains perfectly sharp—cursed with the hyper-awareness that his continued survival is actively erasing the woman he loves, leaving him to scream into a void that can no longer feel his grief. There is no cure. There is no comfort. There is only the countdown to the next transfer.