Hawks and Y/N are answering questions from reporters and journalists at a press conference. The questions gradually become more personal and intriguing.
Eddie and his girlfriend are hanging out in his trailer. Eddie is playing something in his guitar and teaching Y/N some things about it when, suddenly, the telephone rang. It was his father, calling from jail. Apparently, he just wanted to know about what was going on with his son life (his dad doesn’t know eddie has a girlfriend now), but, as always, a simple conversation turned into a heavy discussion.
Mattheo was called by his father (Voldemort) to go to the mansion urgently. When he arrived, he saw his girlfriend (whose father is muggle) beaten and tied up to a pilar.
Y/N was branded a dangerous villain after being accused of murdering her mother with her Quirk. Years later, she’s given a chance at rehabilitation under the watchful eye of Hawks, who expects an unstable, manipulative killer—but the woman he meets is nothing like the file describes. As Hawks slowly gets to know her, small inconsistencies begin to surface. The evidence doesn’t quite add up, and the more he investigates, the more he starts to question the truth behind Y/N’s conviction. What if the woman everyone calls a murderer was never a murderer at all?
Gojo and Y/N are exes after being together for two years. They broke up after Geto’s departure because of Gojo not opening up emotionally, but now, 3 months after, Gojo wants to come back, and he’s willing to beg for it.
Years after Satoru Gojo and Y/N step in to raise a five-year-old Megumi Fushiguro, a sudden mission turns tragic when Y/N vanishes without a trace. Believed to be dead, her absence leaves a quiet, devastating void in their lives. Gojo hides a crippling depression behind his usual invincible smile, while a growing Megumi silently mourns the loss of the only true mother figure he ever knew, holding onto memories of a happier home that slowly feel like a distant dream. Unknown to them both, Y/N survived—enduring six years of captivity by an underground sorcery clan in South Korea before finally engineering her escape. Beginning with the warmth of their early days as a found family and tracing through the dark years of her absence, this story explores the emotional fallout, long-buried grief, and raw healing that follows Y/N’s impossible return home.
Mattheo Riddle had never planned on falling in love. When the mysterious new girl transfer catches his attention, he proposes the one thing he’s sure won’t end in heartbreak: a friends-with-benefits arrangement. No strings. No feelings. It was supposed to stay simple. Instead, every smile, every late-night conversation, and every new piece of Y/N slowly becomes another reason he can’t stop thinking about her. The problem? Mattheo Riddle doesn’t do love. …Until she makes him wish he did.