Everyone thought they knew Y/N. Her closest friends. The people she trusted most. Katsuki especially. But when a hospital visit reveals a secret she’s hidden since childhood, everything changes. Some truths hurt more when they come too late.
Katsuki Bakugo only went to the club because his friends dragged him there. Now he keeps coming back every Friday. Not for the music. Not for the drinks. And definitely not for the stage.
You and Keigo have been broken up for 11 months. You still text every day, have keys to each other’s apartments, spend nights together, and occasionally end up in the same bed. It’s working perfectly. Until you decide you’re ready to start dating again.
You thought the hardest part of marriage was learning how to stay together through the bad days. She never imagined the real challenge would be discovering that everyone she trusted had been keeping the same secret. Katsuki Bakugo made one mistake during a week-long mission. The affair lasted one night. The lie lasted months.
Three years ago, you were supposed to die. Instead, she slipped into a coma. Now she’s awake, her daughter is twelve, Katsuki is married to someone else, and the life she left behind no longer belongs to her. But when the truth behind the attack begins to unravel, one thing becomes painfully clear: the real danger was never a stranger.
The Todoroki family has spent years learning how to live with everything the fire took from them. You never expected to become part of that healing. You certainly never expected to fall in love with the son who believed he could never come home.
You and Toji broke up for a reason. Several reasons, actually. Somehow, you’re great co-parents, terrible at boundaries, and still occasionally end up in each other’s beds. It’s dysfunctional, but it works. At least, it did. Until Megumi casually mentions his dad’s girlfriend. His what? And who the fuck is Naomi?
Dabi never expected you to stay forever. You were a Pro Hero. He was one of Japan’s most wanted villains. Whatever existed between you was always going to end badly. He just didn’t expect you to disappear. Seventeen months later, he finds you again—with another hero carrying your nine-month-old daughter. Dabi assumes you moved on. Then the baby opens her eyes. Turquoise. Exactly like his.
A year ago, the jujutsu world branded you a traitor—and the rumors cost you the man you loved. Now, a Special Grade mission has placed you beside Satoru Gojo again. You may no longer be his. But when his life is on the line, that doesn’t seem to matter.
For ten years, there has been one appointment Katsuki Bakugo never misses. One doctor he always asks for. One woman he can’t seem to forget. The problem? Dr. Y/LN has absolutely no idea she’s been the center of his universe for nearly a decade.
One harmless prank convinces Katsuki Bakugo that you’ve been attending Pilates classes naked. There is no naked Pilates. There isn’t even a male instructor. But somehow, Katsuki still ends up in grip socks beside Kirishima, Midoriya, and Kaminari, confidently declaring that Pilates can’t possibly be that hard. It can. And you’re never letting him live this down.
Four months after giving birth to your second child, you have everything you once dreamed of—a husband who loves you, two beautiful children, and a family of your own. There’s just one problem. You no longer recognize the woman staring back at you in the mirror. And when Katsuki finally realizes why you’ve been pulling away from him, he discovers you’ve both been misunderstanding the distance between you.
You once crossed battlefields trying to kill Ryomen Sukuna. Years later, you share his home, his bed, and a four-year-old daughter with his pink hair and your stubbornness. The King of Curses has never feared having enemies. But when someone inside his own household poisons Kaguya, you discover that even Sukuna can make the wrong choice. And this time, strength alone may not be enough to undo it.
Shoto Todoroki was your first love. You were his first… well, almost everything. Years later, you’re still together, except the once painfully innocent Shoto has learned quite a lot. Nobody else needs to know that. Unfortunately, during a get-together with your old U.A. friends, someone asks Shoto one innocent question. He answers honestly. “She taught me.” And suddenly everyone has follow-up questions. You need them to stop asking. Shoto needs to stop answering.
Sometimes, you wish you could be ordinary. Not prettier. Not stronger. Not the person you were before your injury. Just someone who could be loved without wondering when it would become too difficult. Katsuki has never understood why you would want something as boring as ordinary. Maybe it’s time he did. Inspired ~ Sza- normal girl ~
After the war, dozens of smoke-damaged journals believed to contain League secrets are recovered from Dabi’s abandoned hideouts. Instead, they’re filled with unsent letters, fractured memories, and conversations no one was ever meant to read. Assigned to restore them, you soon discover that the only person who can fill in the missing pages… is the man who wrote them.
Dating Katsuki Bakugo was never going to be simple. You just didn’t realize the package included three children, two jealous exes, custody schedules, suspicious late-night texts, and an attempted smear campaign. The worst part? His kids actually like you. Apparently, that’s the problem.
Your sixteen-year-old son has finally found a teacher he respects. Great! Unfortunately, that teacher is Shota Aizawa. Even more unfortunately, Ren has recently discovered that Aizawa and his mother seem awfully comfortable around each other. He would like to formally withdraw his respect. Immediately.
Before you, Satoru Gojo spent five years with Ayame Kurokawa—the woman everyone thought he’d marry. Beautiful. Powerful. Beloved. You’ve never questioned whether Satoru loves you. But after nearly a year of hearing how perfectly Ayame once fit beside him, you’ve started wondering something else. Why would he ever choose you when everyone seemed to prefer her?
Shinsou has never used Brainwashing on you outside of training. Not because you haven’t given him permission. He simply never took you up on it. Tonight, however, you’re being particularly difficult. And all Hitoshi needs is one response.
Shoto Todoroki has money, intelligence, and absolutely no idea how much strawberries are supposed to cost. After leaving his ridiculously wealthy family home to experience independence, he discovers that “living normally” involves laundry, grocery budgets, cooking, and several other things nobody bothered teaching him. Luckily, his next-door neighbor knows how normal people function. Unfortunately, Shoto is starting to have an awful lot of questions he could’ve Googled.
