The former members of Toman are now adults. Some have moved on from the gang life, while others still have connections to Tokyo's underground. Y/N has been there through all of it. She isn't someone's girlfriend. She isn't someone's little sister. She isn't a mascot. She's one of them. In fact, she's the only woman who has ever truly been considered part of their inner circle.
Y/N was a myth. That is until Yuji eats Sukuna’s finger and suddenly it’s not just him who’s awoken, the forgotten sorcerer strong enough to level an entire city has awoken.
Y/N and Katsuki Bakugo have been inseparable since childhood. Through every fight, failure, and victory, she has always been the one person who stayed by his side. But during the final war, Y/N makes the ultimate sacrifice—throwing herself between Katsuki and a devastating attack meant for him. She survives, but barely. Now Katsuki has to face the possibility of losing the person who has been beside him his entire life. As Y/N struggles to recover from her injuries and the trauma of the war, Katsuki becomes more protective than ever, forced to confront feelings he's spent years refusing to name. They survived the war. But surviving doesn't mean they came out unchanged.
For you, Havenwood is supposed to be a fresh start. A scholarship student with no status, no allies beyond your relentlessly cheerful outcast friend Poppy Valecrest, and no desire to attract attention, your plan is simple: Graduate. Survive. Stay invisible. But invisibility dies the moment Harden Hale sees you.
The Autobots have arrived on Earth searching for the AllSpark, while the Decepticons close in. Y/N becomes entangled in the conflict after accidentally finding themselves connected to the mysterious arrival of the Autobots.
Y/N had fought villains before. They'd been thrown through buildings, blasted across streets, caught in collapsing structures, and faced Quirks that could turn an entire battlefield upside down. None of that prepared them for one very specific villain's Quirk. The mission should have been simple. A villain had been cornered, and Y/N and Katsuki were sent in to apprehend them. The fight was chaotic but manageable—until the villain managed to land one strange attack directly on Y/N. There was a flash of light. Then— Nothing. When the smoke cleared, Y/N was gone. In their place stood a tiny five-year-old child. Same eyes. Same Quirk. Same personality somewhere deep underneath the confusion. But absolutely no memory of being an adult. The villain's Quirk has temporarily regressed Y/N's body and mind to the age of five. And unfortunately for everyone involved, there's one immediate problem. Y/N sees Katsuki. Their entire expression changes. They run straight toward him. “Katsuki!”
Katsuki loves his kids. He loves being a dad, even if he would rather chew glass than admit how much he enjoys it. He loves the tiny shoes scattered around the house, the toys mysteriously appearing in places they shouldn't be, the crayon masterpieces covering the refrigerator, the cartoons playing far too loudly, and the way both children come sprinting toward the front door screaming, “DAD!” the second he gets home. He'd tear the world apart for either of them. But Katsuki Bakugo would also really, really like some uninterrupted time with his wife.
For as long as you can remember—or rather, can't remember—you've existed inside the walls of an old Victorian house perched at the edge of town. Every floorboard creaks with memories you can't reach then Oliver Graves arrives carrying nothing more than a few moving boxes, an unhealthy amount of sarcasm, and the exhausted expression of someone who's had enough of the world. He can see ghosts. He can see you.
What was supposed to be a harmless little Class 2-A bonding activity quickly turns into one of the most chaotic events U.A. has ever witnessed. Aizawa announces that U.A. is holding a massive student talent show, and every class is required to participate. Class 2-A initially assumes they can get away with something simple—until Present Mic makes it very clear that every student has to perform individually or as part of a group. Naturally, chaos follows.
You've known Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto for years. The three of you are practically inseparable. Gojo is the chaos. Geto is the calm. And you're somewhere between them—the person who somehow keeps the two strongest idiots at Jujutsu High from killing each other.
Kirishima has become almost insatiable when it comes to Y/N. He’s constantly drawn to her presence, her attention, her touch, her voice—anything that reminds him she’s there. He wants her beside him when he wakes up, when he trains, when he eats, when he sleeps. Five minutes without her feels ridiculously long. And he doesn’t understand it. Because Kirishima isn't usually possessive. He’s not the type to demand someone’s attention. He trusts Y/N completely. Except lately, some primal part of him keeps insisting that she should be closer. That he should be the one beside her. That if she’s giving someone else too much attention, he should be right there beside her with that bright grin slowly disappearing. And the worst part? Kirishima knows he’s being ridiculous. Stole the idea from @unethical so please go try the original first
Some people are just a chapter in your life. And some people are the entire story. Before you knew what love was, you knew Rhys Carson. Years later after moving, your family moves back to your hometown. Back to the streets you grew up on. Back to the lake where you spent every summer. Back to the boy you never truly got over. And Rhys Carson is still there.
