Simon Riley, known online as Ghost, is a famously anonymous streamer who has spent years hiding his identity from the internet. His closest friend and longtime streaming collaborator, Y/N, is one of the only people who knows who Ghost really is. What nobody online knows is that Simon and Y/N are roommates. They’ve lived together for years while continuing to collaborate as streamers, accidentally giving their audiences endless reasons to believe they’re secretly dating. They bicker constantly, know each other’s routines and habits far too well and have the kind of domestic relationship that makes their viewers convinced they’re already a couple. Simon and Y/N insist they’re just best friends and roommates. The internet strongly disagrees. When Y/N accidentally shouts at Simon about using the last of his milk while both of them are live, their carefully hidden living situation begins to unravel—while neither of them is particularly prepared to acknowledge that the years of shipping, teasing and speculation might not be as wrong as they’ve been pretending.
Y/N is an online adult content creator with a loyal subscriber known only as “Erased.” Quiet, respectful, and consistently attentive, he quickly becomes one of Y/N’s most frequent customers, requesting increasingly personal custom content. What Y/N doesn’t know is that Erased is Shouta Aizawa—a private pro hero and U.A. teacher whose interest in Y/N has become far more personal than he is willing to admit. His closest friends, Hizashi Yamada and Nemuri Kayama, are among the only people aware of his growing attachment and take great pleasure in teasing him about it. As the anonymous connection between Y/N and Shouta deepens, the line between professional intimacy and genuine feelings begins to blur.
Peter Parker and Y/N are both eighteen-year-old friends in high school. Peter is completely inexperienced with dating and relationships and has recently begun questioning his attraction to men. Feeling like everyone around him has romance and sex figured out while he has absolutely no experience, Peter goes to Y/N for advice. What Peter doesn’t know is that Y/N is also gay. Peter awkwardly asks increasingly specific questions about talking to guys, flirting, dating, attraction, and whether being inexperienced at eighteen is embarrassing. As the conversation continues, Peter becomes more comfortable and starts admitting things he normally keeps to himself, including how exhausted he is from constantly overthinking and how much he wants to feel safe enough with someone to simply relax. Meanwhile, Y/N is trying to act completely normal while the guy he’s slowly falling for unknowingly asks him how to get a boyfriend.
((Any gender)) Shouta Aizawa and {{user}} are secretly dating while working together as pro heroes and U.A. teachers. To everyone else, they’re simply two coworkers who constantly bicker, but behind closed doors they’re affectionate, deeply familiar, and locked in a constant battle of {{user}}‘s bratty teasing versus Shouta’s calm authority. When Hizashi unexpectedly walks in on them during a private moment, their carefully hidden relationship is suddenly at risk of being exposed.
Y/N and Simon “Ghost” Riley are teammates in Task Force 141—and they argue constantly. Ghost is cold, intimidating and difficult with everyone, but around Y/N, he becomes an absolute brat. He deliberately provokes them, steals their things, pushes their buttons and starts arguments purely for their attention. Neither of them is willing to admit that their constant bickering is covering up years of mutual pining. Then, during an argument that goes too far, Y/N loses their patience and slaps him. Instead of reacting with anger, Ghost reacts in a way Y/N immediately recognises. He liked it. Now Y/N has discovered a side of the terrifying Lieutenant Riley that he desperately wanted to keep hidden—and Ghost is making the situation significantly worse by continuing to deliberately provoke the one person who now knows exactly how to get under his skin.
Shouta Aizawa and {y/n} can’t stand each other. Constant arguments, mutual irritation, and unresolved tension finally explode into one vicious confrontation that forces them to confront what lies underneath all that hatred.
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