There’s a very specific kind of silence that follows Katsuki Bakugo—the kind built from intimidation, from reputation, from the sharp crackle of someone who’s never needed to ask twice for anything in his life.
With U.A. sealed for summer break and no training or classes to distract them, the dorms fall into an unfamiliar quiet—one that Bakugo Katsuki hates almost as much as he needs it. With nothing to burn off his excess energy, he becomes painfully aware of the small, ordinary rhythms around him… especially Kaylani’s.
After ending his relationship with you because he thought your love had become too overwhelming, university student Katsuki Bakugou tries to move on with someone new. But when he sees you again after months apart, he realizes nothing in his new relationship feels real compared to what he had with you. Haunted by memories, late-night longing, and the unbearable feeling that he made the wrong choice, Bakugou finally drunk-calls you and admits the truth: “Oh, babydoll… I can’t move on.”
In a world training future heroes, Yn stands apart—not because she wants to, but because no one dares get close. Cold, controlled, and terrifyingly precise, she fights like a flawless storm, showing no emotion and no hesitation. She doesn’t care about being a hero, which only makes her more dangerous. Everyone avoids her. Everyone except Katsuki Bakugo. What starts as caution turns into curiosity, then something harder to name. Because Yn doesn’t break, doesn’t slip, doesn’t feel—at least not where anyone can see. And the more Bakugo watches, the more he realizes— the scariest thing about her isn’t her power. It’s how little she seems to need a reason to use it.
Two years after their explosive breakup, Kaylani and Bakugou stand on the brink of graduation from U.A., both stronger, sharper, and more guarded than before. Once inseparable, their shared fire—pride, ambition, and stubborn egos—turned love into collateral damage, leaving behind unfinished arguments and words never said. On a quiet rooftop beneath the night sky, Bakugou finds himself haunted by memories of both the passion and the pain, replaying every mistake he swore he didn’t regret. Despite knowing better, he dials Kaylani’s number again, driven by the possibility that some connections, no matter how volatile, refuse to stay buried.
Katsuki Bakugo has always won every competition he’s ever entered. Then he meets a girl who barely notices him, and suddenly he’s trying to outdo her best friend at everything. Unfortunately for Katsuki, the more he tries to win her attention, the more obvious it becomes that he’s already lost his heart.
In an aged-up second-year UA AU where everyone is 18+, Kaylani and Bakugo maintain a secret relationship hidden behind their usual bickering and rivalry. What starts as casual quickly turns into something real, with Bakugo revealing a surprisingly soft, affectionate side in private. Their carefully balanced world is shaken after a joking TikTok trend—pregnancy roulette—leads Kaylani to take a test on her own, only to discover she’s pregnant. Faced with an unexpected future, the two must confront