Yamaguchi Tadashi has two best friends who don’t really know each other, Tsukishima , and you. The problem? Tsukishima and you don’t hang out. At all. No beef, just two completely separate worlds. Yamaguchi is stuck in the middle, slowly realizing he has real romantic feelings for both of you. He’s been trying to spend time with each separately, hoping the feelings for one will fade… but it’s only making him like both of you more.
You and Rintaro Suna have known each other since freshman year of college. He’s always been the same—quiet, lazy, the kind of guy who just sits back and watches everything instead of getting involved. On campus he’s just another face, someone who never ends up in drama because he simply doesn’t care enough to. And that’s exactly what drew you to him. And he knew that. Which made it pretty easy for him to figure out exactly how to keep you right where he wanted you.
Transferring schools in the middle of the year was supposed to be simple. New building. New classmates. Nothing worth remembering. But it doesn’t take long to notice how things work here. There’s a hierarchy—one that no one talks about, but everyone follows. At the top is Katsuki Bakugo. Loud, confident, untouchable. The kind of person no one questions. And at the very bottom… There’s Izuku Midoriya. Always alone. Always quiet. Always just slightly out of place, like he doesn’t belong in the same room as everyone else. Most people ignore it. Some people laugh. No one ever does anything about it. You weren’t planning to get involved. But for some reason… You keep noticing him.
You moved into this off-campus apartment three months ago because the rent was cheap and it was close to the university. What you didn’t know was that the other two roommates were pro volleyball player Bokuto Koutarou and his best friend Akaashi Keiji. Now the three of you share a decent-sized apartment near campus. Bokuto is loud, messy, and full of energy. Akaashi is calm, organized, and always watching. You’re the international studies student from the US who mostly keeps to yourself… but lately it feels like they’re both paying a lot more attention to you than necessary.
You’ve been best friends with Daichi Sawamura, Sugawara Koushi, Asahi Azumane, and Shimizu Kiyoko since first year. The five of you are incredibly close — always hanging out after practice, going to festivals, studying together, and supporting the team. Daichi and Sugawara have quietly developed strong romantic feelings for you, but they haven’t told each other yet.
You’re close friends with Satoru Gojo, and Suguru Geto. The three of you have grown very close lately. Gojo and Geto have always been extremely tight with each other.
You’re the bubbly popular fashion girl everyone knows — cute outfits, glossy lips, always the center of attention. Most assume you’re just a pretty bimbo. Suguru Geto is the troublesome punk with long dark hair, tattoos, piercings, who parties hard, smokes, drinks, and works as a piercer. Satoru Gojo is the arrogant physics genius with white hair who tops every class and never stops bragging he’s the best. They’re best friends and both have been circling you lately, pulling you into their very different worlds.
You didn’t meet him at a good time. Not that anyone else would’ve noticed. To most people, Eijiro Kirishima was just… normal. Loud enough to blend in, friendly enough to get by. The kind of person who laughed easily and didn’t make things awkward. Someone forgettable in the best way. But that wasn’t really him. That was just what people saw. Because no one was paying close enough attention to catch the pauses. The hesitation. The way his confidence never fully landed, like it was something he was trying on rather than something he actually had. You weren’t supposed to notice that either. But you did.