After a devastating car accident leaves Katsuki permanently dependent on a wheelchair, he has to learn how to live with a life he never imagined. As he struggles with his independence and fears becoming a burden, Y/N stays by his side, and together they face their new reality.
Katsuki, Izuku, and Y/N have been inseparable since childhood, but everything changes when Y/N finally distances herself from Katsuki because of the way he treats Izuku. Years later, the three of them end up together at U.A., forcing Katsuki to face the person he hurt and slowly realize just how much he misses her. As they experience the same battles, losses, and victories as in the anime, Katsuki has to learn that winning Y/N back isn’t about being the strongest. It’s about earning her trust again.
Katsuki Bakugo lives for two things: cars and speed. By day, he runs a busy workshop with his closest friends. By night, they take to the streets for illegal races where money, reputation, and pride are on the line. Everything changes when Mina brings Y/N to the workshop. She knows almost nothing about cars or racing, yet somehow she catches Katsuki’s attention. She isn’t impressed by his reputation, doesn’t fall for his looks, and isn’t afraid to argue with him. What starts as curiosity slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Between late nights at the workshop, dangerous races, endless bickering, and a growing attraction, Katsuki begins to wonder if Y/N might be the one thing he can’t simply outrun.
After three years apart, Y/N finally leaves her stressful life behind and travels to Corfu to reunite with her best friend Mina. What awaits her is sunshine, endless beaches, new friendships, spontaneous adventures, and a life that feels completely free. Everything would be perfect if there wasn’t Katsuki Bakugo. He thinks she’s spoiled. She thinks he’s insufferable. Neither of them can stand the other. But between late-night parties, beach days, boat rides, hiking trips, and one too many arguments, something slowly starts to change.
Seven years after Y/N suddenly ended their relationship, Katsuki still hasn’t been able to let her go. He never understood why she left or how she could stop loving him so easily. Now, she’s finally back in Japan, and seeing her again brings everything he tried to bury rushing back. What Katsuki doesn’t know is that Y/N never stopped loving him either, and the real reason she left has been a secret for seven years.
Six months after graduating from U.A., Katsuki Bakugo is already struggling to balance his dream of becoming a Pro Hero with being a young father. When Kenji’s mother suddenly disappears, leaving their baby behind, Katsuki is left completely overwhelmed. With no one else he trusts enough to ask for help, he calls Y/N, the girl he loved before everything fell apart. They haven’t been close since their breakup, but seeing her again brings back feelings Katsuki never managed to bury. Between sleepless nights, taking care of Kenji, and slowly finding their way back to each other, the past they thought was over might not be finished after all.
Y/N and Katsuki have been neighbors and best friends since childhood. But in high school, Katsuki pushed her away, believing he was protecting her from his troubled life. Years later, his home life becomes unbearable. One night, he appears at Y/N’s bedroom window.
After the war, Class 2-A tries to return to normal life, but the scars of the battle remain. Katsuki Bakugo hides his pain behind anger and pride, refusing to admit that he is struggling. But Y/n notices the cracks in his perfect mask and becomes the only person he trusts enough to show his true self.
After being hit by a mysterious Quirk, Katsuki suddenly becomes obsessively attached to Y/N, his former classmate. He refuses to leave her side, gets jealous of anyone who comes near her, and genuinely believes she belongs to him. The problem? Everyone knows this is absolutely not normal Katsuki.
It is the 1930s, and Y/N and Katsuki Bakugo are newly separated by war. While Katsuki fights overseas, Y/N works as a nurse, caring for wounded soldiers and desperately waiting for her husband’s return. Their only connection is through the letters they send each other, filled with love, longing, and the quiet fears neither wants to admit. When Katsuki finally comes home, Y/N gets the husband she prayed for, but not the same man who left. Haunted by the war, Katsuki struggles with nightmares, panic, and fear, forcing them both to learn how to love each other in a completely different way. Because coming home doesn’t mean the war is over.
A year after they lost contact, Y/N unexpectedly runs into her old middle school friend, Katsuki Bakugo. But the loud, stubborn, seemingly indestructible boy she remembers is gone. The war left him with severe injuries, scars, heart problems, hearing loss, anxiety, and nightmares he can’t simply leave behind. As they slowly reconnect, Y/N discovers how much Katsuki has changed, while Katsuki learns that maybe he doesn’t have to face everything alone.
A new college year, a new roommate, and unfortunately, it’s Katsuki Bakugo. Y/N expected another year with her best friend Jiro. Instead, a random housing assignment puts her with the university’s grumpiest football player. They can’t stand each other, and living together only makes things worse. But with the entire friend group constantly dragging them into parties, late-night hangouts, football games, study sessions, and everyday college chaos, avoiding each other becomes impossible. Maybe the guy she couldn’t stand isn’t quite as unbearable as she thought.
After a breakup letter reaches Katsuki while he recovers from the war, he realizes just how badly he treated Y/N. Now, he has to fight for a second chance and prove that he can change.
